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Oil lower, gold shines
Oil Crude prices declined as energy traders quickly abandoned bullish bets that we will see a price spike once the Russian cap on crude oil would be put in place. ​ It seems oil markets are only caring about a steady deterioration with the demand outlook. The latest EIA crude oil inventory report showed inventories dropped less than expected and exports tumbled. ​ Exports fell 30%, which is the lowest level since October. ​ Gasoline inventories are rising as demand struggles. ​ This report shows
by Edward Moya
Aussie shrugs off soft GDP
The Australian dollar is showing limited movement for a second successive day. In European trade, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6696, up 0.12%. Australia's GDP misses forecast Australia's economy underperformed in Q3, with a modest gain of 0.6% m/m.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil tumbles, gold's safe-haven status
Oil Crude prices tumbled as recession worries dominated the headlines and as the oil market lost its tightness. ​ It seems to have happened quickly but the crude demand outlook is getting crushed as we are in a slowdown basically across all the major economies. ​ Supplies seem plentiful over the near-term and that has everyone hesitating on what was one of the easiest trades of the year. ​ Energy traders are not confidently buying dips, but they will if the current selloff sends prices close to
by Edward Moya
Pound edges higher
The British pound has recovered after starting Tuesday with losses. In the North American session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2247, up 0.40%. The US dollar is finally showing some improvement this week after a recent rough spell against the pound.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/CAD eyes Bank of Canada meet
The Canadian dollar is slightly lower on Tuesday. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3620, up 0.24%. What does the Bank of Canada have planned? The Bank of Canada has been aggressive in its tightening, including a whopping full-point hike in July, which brought the cash rate to 2.50%.
by Kenneth Fisher
Aussie steadies as RBA hikes by 25 bp
The Australian dollar is in positive territory on Tuesday, after sustaining losses of 1.4% a day earlier. In European trade, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6721, up 0.35%. RBA raises cash rate by 25 bp The Reserve Bank of Australia lifted interest rates by 25 basis points, bringing the cash rate to 3.1%.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro dips lower on weak euro data
EUR/USD is steady at the start of the week. In the North American session, EUR/USD is trading at 1.0534, down 0.06%. The US dollar has been struggling and fell 1.5% against the euro last week.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/JPY roars back after solid NFP
The Japanese yen has been on an impressive streak but has dropped sharply on Monday. USD/JPY is trading at 135.83, up 1.13% on the day. Nonfarm payrolls boosts US dollar The US dollar is showing some signs of life, courtesy of Friday's US employment report, which was stronger than expected.
by Kenneth Fisher
Australian dollar calm ahead of RBA
The Australian dollar has posted slight gains at the start of the trading week. AUD/USD is trading at 0.6801, up 0.10%. RBA likely to deliver 25-bp hike The Reserve Bank of Australia meets on Tuesday and is expected to hike by 25 bp for a third straight time.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil risk, gold steadies, bitcoin cautious
Steady going into a highly uncertain weekend Oil prices are quite steady on approach to the weekend. There remains considerable uncertainty around the action OPEC+ will take when it meets on Sunday, although there's every chance that the meeting will be delayed or that discussions take longer than normal, as a result of the price cap being finalized by the EU. A cap of around $60 is now reportedly close to being signed off, the impact of which is still unclear as Russia already sells to its tr
by Craig Erlam
Euro pauses after sharp gains, NFP looms
EUR/USD is unchanged on Friday, trading at 1.0524. US nonfarm payrolls expected to drop to 200K The week wraps up with one of most important releases on the calendar, US nonfarm payrolls. The robust labour market is showing signs of cooling down, as rising interest rates have slowed economic activity.
by Kenneth Fisher
Australian dollar steady ahead of NFP
The Australian dollar has posted small gains today and is trading at 0.6816. After starting the week with sharp losses, AUD/USD has rebounded and hit a 13-week high on Thursday, at 0.6845. All eyes on US nonfarm payrolls Today's highlight is the US nonfarm employment report, with a consensus of 200,000 for November.
by Kenneth Fisher
Soft German retail sales can't stop EUR/USD
The euro has climbed to its highest level since June 29th, as the US dollar continues to struggle. In the North American session, EUR/USD is trading at 1.0496, up 0.85%. German retail sales slide German consumers are being squeezed by the double-whammy of rising interest rates and double-digit inflation, and the October retail sales report shows that consumer spending was sharply lower.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZD rises despite soft bus. confidence
The New Zealand dollar has extended its gains on Wednesday. In the North American session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.6235, up 0.54%. Business Confidence slides New Zealand's ANZ Business Confidence has been in a deep freeze for months, but things got even uglier in November, with a reading of -57.1.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar ends slide, Powell next
The Canadian dollar has posted slight gains on Wednesday. In the North American session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3541, down 0.28%. Will Powell's speech be a market-mover? All eyes are on Fed Chair Powell, who will deliver a speech later today at the Brookings Institute in Washington.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil powers higher, gold range-bound
Immense uncertainty It was always shaping up to be a volatile week in oil markets and it's certainly living up to that. Brent and WTI are up more than 2% on Wednesday as the EU continues to work towards an agreeable price cap on Russian crude and OPEC+ consider another large production cut this weekend. Both carry significant uncertainty and a wide range of outcomes that should ensure oil remains volatile in the coming days, especially if both go into the weekend still up in the air.
by Craig Erlam
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