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Oil slumps, gold lower on strong dollar
Oil Crude prices edged lower as a section of the Keystone pipeline restarted and as global recession risks increased after a wave of central banks delivered another strong round of tightening. Oil’s recent rally is running out of steam as risk aversion runs wild. ​ The dollar might be poised to rally here and that should keep some pressure on oil prices. Gold Gold is weakening as markets worry that global central bank tightening will drive recessionary fears and keep the dollar supported here. ​
by Edward Moya
Tightening Thursday (ECB & friends), US data/surveys, labor market refuses to break, oil slumps, gold lower on strong dollar, bitcoin follows broader market
US stocks didn’t stand a chance today after digesting a hawkish FOMC decision and a round of data/surveys that support the argument that the economy is recession bound. The labor market might not be breaking but it is becoming clear the consumer is weakening and manufacturing activity is in a recession. ​ US retail sales posted the largest drop in nearly a year.
by Edward Moya
Aussie slides on Fed hawkishness
The Australian dollar is sharply lower on Thursday. In North American trade, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6755, down 1.58%. Australian employment shines Australia's robust labour market continues to impress, with a stellar performance in November.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZD/USD awaits Fed, GDP
Federal Reserve expected to hike by 50 bp All eyes are on the Federal Reserve, which winds up its policy meeting later today. Policy makers are expected to raise rates by 50 basis points at this final meeting of 2022, with an outside chance of a more aggressive 75 basis point hike.
by Kenneth Fisher
Pound shrugs as UK inflation dips
There was good news on the UK inflation front, as the November data pointed to a drop in inflation. CPI fell to 10.7% y/y, down from 11.1% in October and below the consensus of 10.9%.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/JPY takes a tumble after soft CPI
The Japanese yen is sharply higher on Tuesday. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 134.97, down 1.95%. US inflation underperforms again The US dollar is in broad retreat after US CPI was softer than expected.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro on hold ahead of US CPI
EUR/USD continues to have a quiet week and is unchanged on Tuesday, trading at 1.0538. US inflation expected to fall The currency markets have been calm today, but that could change in the North American session, with the release of the US CPI report. The consensus stands at 7.3%, following a 7.7% gain in October.
by Kenneth Fisher
Will US inflation shake up pound?
The British pound remains calm this week and is trading at 1.2286, up 0.20%. It is a busy week on the economic calendar, but GBP/USD isn't showing much interest. Today's UK employment data was within market expectations, which resulted in a muted reaction from sleepy sterling.
by Kenneth Fisher
EUR/USD steady, US inflation next
EUR/USD is almost unchanged on Monday, trading at 1.0537. Will US inflation report shake up euro? It has been a relatively quiet December for the EUR/USD, which hasn't veered far from the 1.0550 line. That could change this week, with key events out of the US.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/JPY dips lower as PPI jumps
The Japanese yen has started the week with losses. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 137.44, down 0.64%. Japan's PPI almost unchanged at 9.3% Japanese wholesale inflation climbed 9.3% y/y in November, a drop lower than the 9.4% gain in October.
by Kenneth Fisher
AUD/USD drops, confidence data next
The Australian dollar has started the week in negative territory. In European trade, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6766, down 0.44%. Australian dollar eyes confidence releases Australian confidence indicators headed south in the most recent releases - will we see an improvement on Tuesday?
by Kenneth Fisher
Pound shrugs as GDP beats forecast
It promises to be a very busy week in the UK, with a host of key events on the calendar. Monday started on a positive note, as GDP for October climbed 0.5%, up from -0.6% in September and ahead of the 0.4% consensus. Investors will have plenty of data to digest, including employment, inflation, retail sales and the Bank of England rate decision.
by Kenneth Fisher
GBP/USD edges higher, US PPI looms
The British pound has posted slight gains today. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2257, up 0.32%. After a rather uneventful week for the US dollar, next week could be marked by plenty of action, with a host of key releases on both sides of the pond.
by Kenneth Fisher
Japanese yen eyes US PPI
The Japanese yen is in positive territory on Friday. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 135.92, down 0.57%. USD/JPY has been rather muted this week, with the exception of Monday, when the pair jumped 1.8%.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZD/USD yawns as Manufacturing Sales shines
It has been a generally muted week for the New Zealand dollar, save for Monday, when it fell by 1.3% in the aftermath of the strong US employment report. With a light economic calendar this week in both the US and New Zealand, the markets are casting an eye to next week, which is loaded with key events.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZD/USD extends gains ahead of Mfg. Sales
The New Zealand dollar is slightly higher on Thursday. In the North American session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.6376, up 0.34%. New Zealand manufacturing in trouble New Zealand's manufacturing sector is showing signs of strain, as high costs and hiring challenges in a tight labour market remain key problems.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/CAD yawns after BoC surprise
Bank of Canada surprises with 50 bp hike The Bank of Canada delivered a second straight 50-bp hike on Wednesday, which brought the cash rate to 4.25%. The markets had been split on whether the BoC would raise by 50 bp or 25 bp, pricing in 33 bp ahead of the decision.
by Kenneth Fisher
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