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Pound in holding pattern ahead of Fed, BOE
It has been a quiet week for the British pound, but that could change in a hurry, with the Fed announcing its rate decision later today, followed by the Bank of England on Thursday. Markets eye Fed decision It's a virtual guarantee that the Federal Reserve will raise rates at today's meeting by 25 basis points. This would bring the benchmark rate to 4.75%.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro higher after eurozone inflation falls
It has been a quiet week for EUR/USD which continues to say close to the 1.09 line. The lack of activity could change in a hurry in the North American session, with the Fed rate announcement. Eurozone inflation slides in January Eurozone inflation is expected to be 8.5% in January, down from 9.2% in December and below the consensus of 9.0%.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZD/USD steady ahead of employment release
The New Zealand dollar has edged lower on Tuesday. In the North American session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.6462, down 0.10%. Markets await New Zealand job data New Zealand releases the Q4 employment report later today.
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen remains calm
The Japanese yen had an uneventful week and edged higher on Monday. USD/JPY is trading at 130.06 in the European session, up 0.18%. US PCE slows to 4.4% Last week wrapped up with Core PCE slowing to 4.4% in December, down from 4.7% a month earlier.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro starts week with gains
The euro is in positive territory on Monday. EUR/USD is trading at 1.0907 in the European session, up 0.36%. It was a quiet week for the euro, which continues to hug the 1.09 line.
by Kenneth Fisher
Week Ahead - All eyes on the Fed, ECB, BOE and NFP report
US Traders will focus on the FOMC decision, but they should also closely watch mega-cap tech earnings, and the nonfarm payroll report. The Fed is expected to continue slowing their rate hiking pace with a small 25 basis point rate rise.  Disinflation trends are clearly here, but Core PCE suggest price pressures are coming and the labor market refuses to break and could prompt the Fed to remain vigilant with its inflation fight.
by Edward Moya
Sterling dips, markets await US Core PCE
The British pound is slightly lower on Friday. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2366, down 0.37%. Will US Core PCE continue to drop? There are no UK releases today, so all eyes will be on the US Core PCE, which is considered the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation indicator.
by Kenneth Fisher
Australian dollar shrugs as PPI falls
The Australian dollar is almost unchanged on Friday, trading at 0.7112. Australia's PPI slips Just a day after Australian CPI unexpectedly rose, the Producer Price Index went in the opposite direction. PPI in the fourth quarter slowed to 5.8% y/y, down from 6.4% in Q3 and below the consensus of 6.3%.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/JPY dips as Tokyo Core CPI rises
The Japanese yen is in positive territory on Friday. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 129.76, down 0.33%. Tokyo CPI hits 4.3% Inflation indicators in Japan continue to head northwards.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro continues to drift
The euro has been in calm waters all week and the trend has continued on Thursday, as EUR/USD continues to hug the 1.09 line. What is the ECB's game plan? With inflation designated as public enemy number one, the ECB is no doubt pleased that inflation has fallen for two straight months, dropping to 9.2% in December. Still, this is well above the ECB's inflation target of 2%, and the newly-hawkish Christine Lagarde has declared that the ECB will "stay the course" to ensure that inflation comes
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen steady ahead of Tokyo CPI
Tokyo CPI expected to rise Inflation has been on the rise in Japan and the trend is expected to continue with the release of Tokyo CPI later today. The headline figure is expected to rise to 4.4% in December, up from 4.0% in November, while the core rate is forecast to climb to 4.2%, up from 4.0%.
by Kenneth Fisher
AUD/USD rises as inflation jumps
The Australian dollar has extended its rally with solid gains on Wednesday. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.7080, up 0.51%. Australian inflation jumps to 8.4% RBA policy makers are no doubt having a bad day at the office, as Australia's inflation climbed sharply in the fourth quarter.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar drifting ahead of BoC
The Canadian dollar is almost unchanged on Wednesday, trading at 1.3373 in the European session. BoC expected to hike by 25 bp The Bank of Canada is expected to raise rates by 25 basis points at today's meeting, the first of the year, which would bring the cash rate to 4.50%. The BoC has been aggressive, raising rates by some 400 basis points in the current rate-tightening cycle which began in March 2022.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZ dollar dips after CPI unchanged
The New Zealand dollar is under pressure on Wednesday. In the European session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.6478, down 0.41%. Markets eye New Zealand CPI The New Zealand dollar reacted negatively to today's CPI release, falling as much as 0.60% before paring these losses.
by Kenneth Fisher
New Zealand dollar edges up ahead of CPI
The New Zealand dollar has edged higher on Tuesday and is trading just above the 0.65 line. NZD//USD is coming off a strong week, as it gained 1.39% and climbed to 7-month highs. Markets eye New Zealand CPI New Zealand releases CPI for the fourth-quarter later today, in what promises to be a closely watched release.
by Kenneth Fisher
GBP/USD slips on record debt, soft PMIs
The British pound has posted slight gains on Tuesday. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2302, down 0.60%. UK debt hits record UK debt costs soared in December, sending the budget deficit to a record 27.4 billion pounds.
by Kenneth Fisher
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