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Canadian dollar flies on superb jobs report
The Canadian dollar has extended its gains on Monday, after climbing close to 1% on Friday. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3396, down 0.35%. Canada creates over 100K jobs The final employment report of 2022 was a winner.
by Kenneth Fisher
Sterling slips as Construction PMI falters
The British pound has extended its losses on Friday. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.1847, down 0.52%. Construction PMI declines It has been a tough start to the year for the pound, which is down 2% against the dollar this week and is trading at 6-week lows.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro on hold ahead of Eurozone CPI
It has been a busy week for EUR/USD, although the currency is unchanged on Friday. We could see some volatility before the weekend, with the release of the eurozone inflation and US employment reports. Eurozone CPI expected to fall Market participants and ECB policy makers are eagerly awaiting December's eurozone inflation report.
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen's slide continues
The Japanese yen is sharply lower on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 133.90 down 0.93%. What a difference a few days can make.
by Kenneth Fisher
AUD/USD steadies after banner day
The Australian dollar has posted limited losses on Thursday. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6822, down 0.17%. Australian dollar soars as China mulls coal imports The Australian dollar rocketed higher on Wednesday, rising 1.6% and hitting a 3-week high.
by Kenneth Fisher
Stocks higher on mixed US data, ISM contracts again, JOLTS impress, Salesforce layoffs, Aussie rises,, bitcoin higher but still in range
US stocks edged higher as investors grew confident that the Fed is nearing the end of its tightening cycle as the manufacturing sector is clearly in a recession, while the labor market refuses to break. ​ This stock market rally however might be short-lived as the ISM report and JOLTS data painted a picture of a resilient labor market that should force the Fed into taking rates even higher into restrictive territory. ​
by Edward Moya
Oil takes a hit, gold extends rally
Slide continues amid uncertain China outlook Oil prices have tumbled again today, hit it seems by the uncertain near-term economic prospects for China amid surging Covid cases. While reliable data is seemingly hard to come by, the view appears to be that there'll be significant disruption in the coming months and then a recovery from around the middle of the year which should then boost demand. Brent has now slipped back below $80 a barrel while WTI has fallen below $75, with both now only aroun
by Craig Erlam
GBP/USD pushes above 1.20
The British pound has bounced back on Wednesday and recorded sharp gains. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2055, up 0.74%. Food inflation jumps Ask any British consumer, and they'll tell you that food prices have been going through the roof.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro rebounds as German inflation falls
After a dreadful showing on Tuesday, EUR/USD has rebounded today. In the European session, the euro is trading at 1.0618, up 0.66%. Investors eye German CPI German CPI was lower than expected in December.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil struggles, gold’s great start
Oil Oil prices are tumbling as risk aversion sends the dollar higher and dampens expectations that the crude demand outlook will improve anytime soon. ​ China’s reopening has too many question marks as hospitals are overwhelmed and medical supplies run low. Crude prices could struggle here as a strong dollar could be here to stay as investors can’t pass up the yield they are getting in fixed income. ​ Manufacturing activity globally mostly appears to be stuck in contraction territory and that mi
by Edward Moya
EUR/USD slides to three-week low
The US dollar is showing strong gains against the majors on Tuesday, with the exception of the Japanese yen. EUR/USD has tumbled by 1.27% and is trading at 1.0528 in Europe. Investors eye German CPI EUR/USD is sharply lower today, despite a very light economic calendar.
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen breaks below 130
The Japanese yen has posted winning sessions for three straight days and is in positive territory on Tuesday. Japanese markets are closed today for a holiday, so any strong movement from the yen is unlikely today. It's a very light day on the economic calendar.
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen's rally continues
The Japanese yen is in positive territory on the first trading day of the new year. US and Japan markets are both closed today, and the yen will likely continue to remain calm in holiday-thinned trading.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil bouncing back, gold pushing on, bitcoin steady
Risks tilted to the upside? Oil markets are bouncing back in another volatile session at the end of the year. Going into 2023, the risks are arguably tilted to the upside, although that has been the narrative for much of the year and yet we're on course to end it not far from where we started. While producers have finally caught up with post-pandemic demand, other risks remain next year, notably Russian output amid the new price cap and its threats to cut output and not supply any countries ab
by Craig Erlam
Aussie finishes strong in 2022
The Australian dollar has been rising since last Friday and is in positive territory today. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6801, up 0.37%. The final week of the year, bookended by Christmas and New Year's, is usually quiet, with reduced trading volumes and a very light economic calendar.
by Kenneth Fisher
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