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On Wednesday (October 25), the dollar index rose sharply yesterday, as high as 106.36 line blocked, today's Asian dollar index fell slightly, below 106.18 support, the current price is at 106.26 line; Gold today the Asian market first rose to 1976 near the block, then the price fell to the Asian market opening price 1970.25, the gold price at 1975.03 line
The dollar index fell and then rose on Tuesday, hitting an intraday low of 105.36, before strongly recovering all its losses and regaining the 106 mark to end up 0.61% at 106.24. U.S. Treasury yields rose and then fell, with the 10-year yield barely holding at 4.8% before closing at 4.819%.
PMI of the United States hit a 6-month high in October, and the US dollar achieved a one-day reversal Three major stock indices rebounded across the board
The investing landscape is gearing up for an eventful week as earnings season unfolds, with a striking 30% of S&P 500 companies poised to unveil their financial results.
Gold prices traded in a mixed range on Tuesday, retaining most recent gains as traders watched for any more developments in the Israel-Hamas war, while focus also turned to a string of key U.S. economic readings due this week.
This week major US stock indexes experienced a significant decline, following Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech regarding sticky inflation and the likelihood of an unchanged interest rate at the November meeting.
In Thursday’s session, the USD/NOK initially rose to multi-months highs at 11.083 and then closed below 11.000 with 0.45% daily losses. On the one hand, the USD weakened against its rivals as investors sensed a dovish stance of Jerome Powell during his speech at the Economic Club of New York.
The caution of the Bank of England, stagflation in the UK, and the crisis in the Middle East are pressing the pound down. Following a short correction up, the GBPUSD resumed falling and will hardly turn up in the near future. Let us discuss the Forex outlook and make up a trading plan.
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The Canadian dollar was sideswiped by surging US Treasury yields yesterday, and it continued to feel the effects overnight. USDCAD soared from 1.3618 to close at 1.3717 yesterday, then extended the gains to 1.3741 just before NY opened today.
On Tuesday (October 24), the US dollar index accelerated its decline to 105.45 during the Asian market, which was hindered, and the current price is around 105.49.
The dollar index plunged during U.S. trading on Monday, falling below the 106 mark and hitting an intraday low of 105.51 before closing down 0.52% at 105.60. U.S. bond yields rose and then fell, with the 10-year yield hitting an intraday high of 5.021% but failing to hold above 5% and accelerating losses in premarket trading to end at 4.848%. The yield on the two-year Treasury note closed at 5.047%.
Diplomatic efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East led to a 3% drop in oil prices to a one week low The weak US dollar supports gold prices, focusing on the situation in the Middle East and PMI data from Europe and America
With the Israel-Hamas war continuing to escalate, Brent is steadily rising. Where next for the FTSE 100 oil majors?
Oil prices continued to ease during early Monday trading, with the barrel of Brent costing a dollar less than it did at Friday’s market close. The easing in prices comes as fears of a conflict escalation in the Middle East recede.
The financial markets exhibit fluctuations in the form of 5% yields and 150 yen.
With the escalating situation in the Middle East grabbing international attention, financial markets are witnessing a widespread sense of unease. This apprehension is clearly mirrored in the prices of gold and oil, as well as the Volatility Index (VIX).
The day begins with no significant movement in the peso dollar, but it undergoes a brief fluctuation, trading at a stable rate of 944.45. Meanwhile, the value of copper shows a slight decline of 0.25% on the London Metal Exchange, with its price settling at 3.55 per pound.
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has shown a positive outlook following a significant surge that commenced in mid-October.