Key points The U.S. dollar declined against major currencies following softer jobs data, hinting at potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. Recent interventions in currency markets, particularly concerning the Japanese yen, and upcoming economic indicators could influence short-term trading strategies. The …
Key points: Gold prices increased this week, influenced by expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut later this year. Recent U.S. labor market data suggests a cooling economy, further fueling rate cut speculations. 10th May 2024 – On Friday, spot …
Key Points: Iron ore and steel prices in China have seen declines due to easing stockpiling post-Labour Day, with mixed trends in global markets. The property sector’s challenges continue to impact steel demand, although regulatory changes offer a potential boost. …
Key points: U.S. jobless claims and consumer sentiment data are set to provide fresh economic insights. Platinum faces its largest market deficit in a decade, influencing its pricing dynamics. Gold prices stabilise as economic data looms Gold prices held steady …
Key points U.S. crude inventories decrease, suggesting a tightening oil supply. Rising expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut by the end of the year influence oil market trends. 9th May 2024 – On Thursday, oil prices experienced a moderate …
Key points Soy and corn basis bids have dropped slightly due to increased farmer sales and recent fluctuations in futures prices. Barge freight costs are rising, and international demand remains robust, as seen in recent large-scale wheat purchases by Egypt. …
Key points Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index and HSCEI experienced significant declines as markets brace for upcoming Chinese trade data. Investors are closely watching for insights into China’s economic condition through detailed export and import figures due tomorrow. On Wednesday, …
Key points EUR/USD Stability: After testing the 1.0800 and 200-day moving average, the EUR/USD pair eyes potential declines, marking its first consecutive daily drops since mid-April. GBP/USD Adjustments: The GBP/USD faces downward pressure, slipping below critical moving averages, with potential …
Key Points: The U.S. dollar regained strength amid renewed bets on upcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts. The yen moved closer to 155 per dollar, maintaining high intervention risks from Japanese authorities. 8th May 2024 – On Wednesday, the U.S. dollar …
Key points RBA Interest Rate Hold: The Reserve Bank of Australia keeps rates steady at 4.35%. Global Stock Resilience: Despite challenges, global stocks show enduring strength, partly fueled by corporate earnings. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has chosen to …
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