For the second day in a row, the price of gold declines as month-end flows favor the US dollar despite declining US Treasury yields. However, September is expected to be the strongest month for the golden metal since March 2024, when prices increased by more than 9%. Monthly gains of …
Read More »Will Japan’s Yen Continue to Decline?
The USD/JPY pair has been rising since the start of the American trading session in the currency market, driven by the increase in US Treasury yields. This is due to the positive relationship between the pair and the yields on these government bonds, highlighting the weakness of the Japanese yen.US …
Read More »Market Drivers; US Session, September 26
The Greenback navigated quite a bearish session on Thursday, giving away a big chunk of Wednesday’s gains despite higher yields and amidst a persistently firm sentiment in the risk-associated universe. The value of the US Dollar decreased significantly, which was good for riskier investments. The main focus will be on …
Read More »Potential Impact of Chinese Stimulus on Investor Portfolios
The latest decisions taken by Beijing to revitalize the Chinese economy are having a noteworthy impact on the international market. China’s economy, the second largest worldwide, has a lot of ramifications, particularly for Western businesses who have a lot of exposure to the area. Let’s examine how this stimulus can …
Read More »U.S. Dollar Consolidates After Sharp Rebound; Eyes on Federal Reserve Speeches
The U.S. dollar edged lower on Thursday as traders awaited more speeches from key Federal Reserve policymakers, following a sharp rally in the previous session. The Dollar Index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six other currencies, was down 0.1% to 100.565 as of 04:40 ET (08:40 GMT). …
Read More »Market Drivers, US Session, September 25
Market Focus Shifts to Powell’s Speech and Key Economic Data The US Dollar Index (DXY) experienced a sharp increase, rebounding from recent lows. This rebound was fueled by a combination of factors, including expectations for a stronger US economy and potential adjustments to monetary policy.The US dollar staged a significant …
Read More »Despite gains, bets on Fed could limit US Dollar’s uptrend
The market is still overestimating Fed easing even while the Fed is defying dovish expectations. S&P Global preliminary September PMIs came in above forecasts, indicating that the economy is still doing well. Fed representatives will make an effort to temper their dovish remarks. Amidst growing concerns of a recession, the …
Read More »European Shares Dip as China’s Stimulus Rally Fades; Tech and Oil Stocks Weigh
European shares opened lower on Wednesday as the rally fueled by China’s recent stimulus package lost momentum. A pullback in technology and oil stocks added to the losses, reflecting the cautious mood among investors. The pan-European STOXX 600 index dropped by 0.3% to 518.06 by 0712 GMT, reversing some of …
Read More »Bitcoin Nears Key Breakout as Global Monetary Easing Boosts Risk Appetite
Bitcoin’s price surged on Wednesday, driven by a wave of global monetary easing that funneled more investments into risk-driven assets. The world’s largest cryptocurrency is now eyeing a major breakout, supported by recent stimulus measures from China and expectations of interest rate cuts from both the Swiss and Swedish central …
Read More »China Launches Stimulus to Bolster Flagging Economy
China’s People’s Bank of China (PBOC) Governor Pan Gongsheng has announced plans to lower borrowing costs and allow banks to increase lending, following disappointing data that has raised expectations that the world’s second-largest economy will miss its 5% growth target this year. The move comes after a series of disappointing …
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