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Is Swiss franc headed to parity?
The Swiss franc is in negative territory for a second straight day. In the European session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.9975, up an impressive 0.69% on the day. Swissie weakens on KOF barometer The KOF Economic Barometer decreased in October to 90.9, down from 92.3 in September.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar slips ahead of GDP
The Canadian dollar is lower today. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3617, up 0.39%. Markets eye Canada's GDP The week wraps up with Canada's GDP for August.
by Kenneth Fisher
Yen slips after BoJ holds the course
USD/JPY has posted strong gains today. In the European session, the yen is trading at 147.42, up 0.78%. BoJ maintains policy All eyes were on the Bank of Japan, which wrapped up a crucial 2-day policy meeting on Friday.
by Kenneth Fisher
Asia Open: Mega-Cap Disappointment, Apple/Amazon Results, Commodities Brief, Cryptos edge lower
Mixed mega-cap tech earnings won’t provide Asia with a boost. A lot went wrong for big-tech today; Apple’s holiday outlook underwhelmed, inflation pain is more noticeable, and unfavorable exchange rates will hurt future sales.  The news was not all terrible for Intel shares after posting solid results alongside the announcement of a cost-cutting plan that will save $10 billion by the end of 2028.  The key theme across this round of mega-cap results is that an earnings slump is here as inflation
by Edward Moya
Canadian dollar dips after BoC's dovish hike
The Canadian dollar is in negative territory today. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3607, up 0.39%. Bank of Canada surprise The Bank of Canada unleashed a dovish surprise on Wednesday as it raised rates by 0.50%, below the consensus of a 0.75% hike.
by Kenneth Fisher
EUR/USD eyes ECB rate decision
EUR/USD is in a holding pattern ahead of today's ECB rate meeting. In the European session, the euro is trading at 1.0068, down 0.16%. ECB projected to hike by 0.75% The ECB holds its policy meeting later today, amidst difficult economic conditions in the eurozone.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil rallies, gold loves falling yields
Oil Oil is mustering up a nice rally as energy traders try to price in a China recovery that will unfold over the next few months. ​ WTI crude has strong support in the mid-$80s as the oil market still remains tight and now that a short-term peak with the dollar is in place.
by Edward Moya
EUR/USD punches above parity, ECB next
EUR/USD continues to power forward and has breached the parity line for the first time since September 20th. The euro is red hot, having gained 2.1% this week, as the US dollar has hit a bump in the road and is lower against all the major currencies.
by Kenneth Fisher
Pound surges higher, UK budget delayed
The pound has extended its gains and has gained 2.3% this week. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.1581, up 0.75% on the day. Sunak delays budget Incoming UK Prime Minister Rashi Sunak faces profound challenges on the economic front.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/CAD hits 3-week high ahead of BoC
The Canadian dollar has extended its gains today, as the US dollar has retreated against all the major currencies. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3547, down 0.44%.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar rises, markets eye BoC
The Canadian dollar is showing some strength in today's North American session. USD/CAD is trading at 1.3649, down 0.41%. Bank of Canada expected to hike rates by 0.75% This week's calendar is unusually light, with only two events out of Canada.
by Kenneth Fisher
GBP/USD jumps as Sunak takes the reins
The pound has posted sharp gains today. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.1353, up 0.66%. Will Sunak be up to the job? Rashi Sunak is the new Prime Minister of the UK, the latest move in what has been a dizzying pace of political developments in the UK.
by Kenneth Fisher
Australian dollar steady after slide
AUD/USD has steadied today after two days of sharp swings. In the European session, the Australian dollar is trading at 0.6317, up 0.09%. It was a brutal start to the week for the Australian dollar, which sank 1.1 per cent on Monday.
by Kenneth Fisher
US Close- stock rally continues, US manufacturing activity contracts, oil lower, gold steady, Asia in focus, PM Sunak, ethereum gains
US stocks rallied as momentum builds on calls that the Fed will be tapping the tightening brakes after next week’s policy meeting and ahead of mega-cap tech earnings. No one wants to aggressively buy big tech stocks until we hear this week's big earnings from Apple, Alphabet, and Amazon.  Investors are getting more confident that inflation will soften as the consumer rethinks massive purchases.  Fed rate hike expectations will remain volatile, but expectations are growing that a weaker economy w
by Edward Moya
Canadian dollar starts week with losses
The Canadian dollar has started the week with losses. In the North American session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3721, up 0.57%. The week ended on a high note, as Canadian retail sales for August were stronger than expected.
by Kenneth Fisher
Pound drifting, Sunak takes over as PM
The pound pushed higher at the start earlier today but has given up all of these gains. GBP/USD is trading at 1.1293, down 0.03%. Sunak takes over as PM Rushi Sunak has become the new UK Prime Minister after Penny Mordaunt dropped out of the Conservative leadership race.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro slips lower on soft German PMIs
EUR/USD has edged lower at the start of the week. In the European session, EUR/USD is trading at 0.9824, down 0.37%. Manufacturing, services PMI point to contraction Germany is the locomotive of the Eurozone, and a faltering economy means trouble for the entire bloc.
by Kenneth Fisher
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