USD Index Holds Steady Above 107.00, Focus on US Data
The USD Index (DXY) has been exhibiting a seesaw pattern, hovering above the 107.00 mark on Wednesday, as it grapples with a mix of gains and losses. This performance comes amid a keen focus on upcoming US economic data and remarks from Federal Reserve officials.
USD Index Holds in Mid-106.00s, Limited Downside amid Soft Bond Yields
The US Dollar Index (DXY), reflecting the US dollar’s value against a basket of foreign currencies, has recently faced a bearish streak, settling near its lowest point during the Asian trading session on Thursday. Despite this decline, it has retained some of its gains for the week, reaching an almost 11-month high earlier this week. Traders are eagerly awaiting signals regarding the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decisions.
Treasury yields and USD surge, stocks and gold sink
FX: USD made fresh highs after the quarter and month-end weakness last week. Better than expected ISM manufacturing data helped while JP Morgan Chief Jamie Dimon said the economy is “still ok”.
The Week Ahead 9th – 13th October: Will Inflation Cool Further?
US treasury selloff intensified. Longer-term US yields rose to a fresh 16-year high this week before easing lower. Bill Ackman warned that the 10-year yield could soon hit 5%.
The AUD is on a rapid decline. Overview for 03.10.2023
The Australian dollar is rapidly depreciating against the US dollar on Tuesday. The current AUDUSD exchange rate stands at 0.6324.
Pound goes with the flow. Forecast as of 05.10.2023
The GBPUSD is going down despite the positive UK economic reports and the BoE's hawkish stance. The price dropped to a six-month low and might fall deeper. Let us discuss the Forex outlook and make up a trading plan.
Global nickel market surplus to widen in 2024 -INSG
The surplus in the global nickel market is expected to widen to 239,000 metric tons in 2024 from 223,000 tons this year, the International Nickel Study Group (INSG) said on Tuesday, signalling further pressure on the metal.
Nestle Ind Share Price Live blog for 05 Oct 2023
Active Stocks Nestle Ind stock price went up today, 05 Oct 2023, by 2.91 %. The stock closed at 22338.15 per share. The stock is currently trading at 22988.65 per share.
Gold Price Plunges to March Low on Elevated Fed Rate Expectations
The price of gold has sharply declined, hitting its lowest level since March due to expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate increase. The Fed’s concerns about persistent inflation and the possibility of another rate hike in 2023, combined with strong US macroeconomic data, have heightened the likelihood of further policy tightening. This has led to an increase in US Treasury bond yields and pushed the US Dollar to its highest point since November 2022, diverting investors from non-yielding gold.
Global nickel market surplus to widen in 2024 -INSG
The surplus in the global nickel market is expected to widen to 239,000 metric tons in 2024 from 223,000 tons this year, the International Nickel Study Group (INSG) said on Tuesday, signalling further pressure on the metal.
GBP/USD eyes tentative recovery amid economic headwinds, ahead of US NFP data
The British Pound (GBP) is recovering some ground against the US Dollar (USD), though it remains below the 1.2200 figure capped by weaker UK economic data.
FX Analysis – Yields and USD rise again, AUD clobbered, JPY intervention?
The first week of the new quarter has so far been an interesting one, rampant US treasury yields breaking out to 16-year highs, a USD that just keeps going up and now it seems the Japanese Ministry of Finance is directly intervening in currency markets.
Cargill faces Brazil criminal probe over Amazon port project
Brazilian federal prosecutors are investigating transactions involving grains trader Cargill and a Brazilian partner after they found "irregularities" in the acquisition of disputed land where the U.S. company plans to build a massive river port in the Amazon rainforest.
Canadian Dollar Update – Canadian dollar trading with negative bias
The Canadian dollar remains under pressure due to external forces. Political dysfunction in America and a very hawkish US interest rate outlook have soured global risk sentiment and caused a spike in Treasury yields.
Canadian Dollar steps back up to the plate, holding steady on shared data beats with the US
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is finding some much-needed support in Thursday trading, swapping with the US Dollar (USD) after both currencies strengthened following economic data releases that “beat the street”.
Californian Resident Files Lawsuit Against Binance and Its CEO for Allegedly Hurting FTX
On October 2, a Californian resident named Nir Lahav filed a lawsuit against Binance.US and Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao based on alleged violations of Security Exchange Commission (SEC) laws regarding unfair competition for their attempt at monopolizing the crypto market by bringing harm to FTX crypto exchange.
Business Bankruptcies Booming
New data released by the American Bankruptcy Institute displays a worrying picture for small businesses and their ability to stay afloat in the current economic climate.
August Job Openings in US Jump; Quit Rate Stays the Same
In August job openings in the U.S. increased unexpectedly amid a surge in demand for workers in the business and professional services sector, indicating the labor market was still tight and that may force the Fed to hike interest rates next month.
AUDUSD drops to fresh yearly low on RBA’s dovish halt, risk aversion
Markets remain jittery, mostly downbeat, on early Tuesday as US data and Federal Reserve (Fed) officials’ comments keep the US Dollar on the front foot by defending the US central bank’s bias for “higher for longer” rates. It’s worth noting that the economic numbers and the central bankers outside the US haven’t been too optimistic and in turn join the US-China tension to also strengthen the risk aversion.
Standard Contract Positions for Bitcoin Fall, and the Market Finds a New Stable
According to the latest weekly figures of CFTC CME Bitcoin holdings, the market appears to be in a stable phase with a slight reduction in the total number of Bitcoin standard contracts held. The recent data cycle reveals that the majority of account types have made adjustments resulting in a net short position, indicating a prevailing pessimistic sentiment towards the market.