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Stocks slide after labor market data reignites bond market selloff, Jobless claims don't want to rise, Oil choppy but higher on China, Gold struggles, Bitcoin anchored
US stocks are under pressure after another round of economic data suggest central bank tightening by both the Fed and ECB might have to be more aggressive.  The bond market selloff returned after EU core price inflation hit fresh record highs and US jobless claims edged lower and as labor costs surged.  The 10-year Treasury yield is surging, up 6.7bps to 4.058%, while the 30-year rose above 4.00% for the first time since November.  The 2-year Treasury yield is 4.4 bps higher to 4.923% and seems
by Edward Moya
Yen edges lower, eyes on Tokyo core CPI
It has been a quiet week for the Japanese yen, but USD/JPY is showing some strength on Thursday and has pushed above the 137 line for the first time this year. Will Tokyo Core CPI continue to rise? Japan's inflation indicators have continued to point upwards. We'll get a look at Tokyo Core CPI for February later today.
by Kenneth Fisher
EUR/USD dips as eurozone inflation eases
The euro remains busy and is down 0.40% on Thursday, trading at 1.0624. This follows the euro gaining 0.90% a day earlier. Eurozone inflation falls to 8.6% The euro's moves today and yesterday have in large part been dictated by inflation releases.
by Kenneth Fisher
Mid-Market: Prepare for March Mayhem, ISM data sends 10-year tentatively to 4%, Stocks tumble as Fed signal higher rates, China's robust PMIs, Hot German inflation, AUD GDP, Oil volatile post US data and EIA report, Gold pares gains as yields surge
US stocks are falling after the ISM manufacturing report posted a modest rise that still remains in contraction territory, but prices paid came in hotter, which signals rising costs are coming. The argument for more rate hikes is elevated as material costs appear poised to rise and as the Fed has yet to see a true demand slowdown.
by Edward Moya
AUD/USD jumps on inflation, China PMIs
The Australian dollar is showing strong gains for the first time in a week. AUD/USD is trading at 0.6764 in Europe, up 0.53%. Australia's inflation eases Australia's inflation fell to 7.4% in January, down from 8.4% in December and below the estimate of 8.0%.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar drifting as GDP looms
Canadian GDP expected to slow in Q4 It's a very light data calendar for Canadian releases this week, with today's GDP report the sole tier-1 event. Canada's economy is expected to slow to 1.5% y/y in the fourth quarter, following a solid 2.9% gain in Q3. A slowdown in economic activity is what the Bank of Canada is looking for, as inflation remains public enemy number one.  CPI is moving in the right direction as it fell to 5.9% in January, down from 6.3% in December.
by Kenneth Fisher
AUD/USD eyes CPI, GDP
The Australian dollar remains under pressure and has edged lower on Tuesday. AUD/USD dropped below the 0.67 line on Monday for the first time since Jan.
by Kenneth Fisher
Yen stabilizes on dovish Ueda
The Japanese yen has started the week quietly after sustaining sharp losses on Friday. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 136.26, down 0.17%. Ueda supports BOJ stimulus Bank of Japan Governor nominee Kazuo Ueda appeared before a second parliamentary committee on Monday and again indicated his support for the central bank's monetary policy.
by Kenneth Fisher
GBP/USD jumps on N. Ireland hopes
The British pound has posted sharp gains on Monday, after falling below the symbolic 1.20 level on Friday. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2026, up 0.72%. In the UK, the economic calendar is unusually quiet this week, with no tier-1 releases.
by Kenneth Fisher
Market Insights Podcast (Episode 436)
OANDA Senior Market Analyst Ed Moya reviews the latest market news with Jonny Hart. They discussed the market reaction after the Fed's preferred inflation index accelerated, incoming BOJ Governor Ueda's testimony, cryptos, Coinbase earnings and the week ahead.
by Edward Moya
US Open: The Fed’s Inflation Problem, Rate hikes now priced in for next 3 meetings, Hawkish Fed speak, Oil and Gold crushed as dollar soars on rising rate hike bets, Crypto weakens
US stocks are selling off after the Fed’s preferred inflation reading comes in scorching hot, prompting bets that they will hike rates over the next three meetings. Some traders are also worried that they may need to take rates well above 6.00%. This morning is not just about PCE inflation, but also the consumer.
by Edward Moya
Euro steady after mixed German data
The euro is down slightly on Friday. EUR/USD has been slowly moving lower and is down 1.1% this week. German GDP misses estimate The German economy, the biggest in the eurozone, underperformed in the fourth quarter of 2022.
by Kenneth Fisher
Yen edges lower after BoJ's Ueda testimony
The Japanese yen is slightly weaker on Friday. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading just above the 135 line. Ueda pledges to continue easy policy Incoming Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda appeared at a parliamentary hearing on Friday and the markets were all ears.
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen steady ahead of CPI report
Thursday is a bank holiday in Japan and not surprisingly, the yen is almost unchanged as it trades close to the 135 line. Japan's CPI expected to rise Japan's inflation levels are much lower than in the US, but the Bank of Japan is concerned as inflation continues to rise. We'll get a look at National Core CPI, a key inflation indicator on Friday.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZ dollar steady after RBNZ, FOMC minutes
The New Zealand dollar remains in calm waters, with little reaction to the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's rate hike or the FOMC minutes. The RBNZ raised rates by a half-point on Wednesday, as the central bank remains aggressive in its battle to curb inflation. The move was in line with expectations and the New Zealand dollar moved higher but quickly pared those gains.
by Kenneth Fisher
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