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Japanese yen at 5-week high
After gaining ground over three straight sessions, the Japanese yen has paused on Monday, as it trades around 113.80. Markets eye BoJ inflation gauge Inflation indicators continue to garner attention in Japan, which is showing inflationary pressures after years of deflation. December core CPI climbed 0.5% y/y, just shy of the 0.6% forecast.
by Kenneth Fisher
Aussie falls to 2-week low
The Australian dollar is in negative territory to start the week. AUD/USD is down about one percent since Thursday as the pair remains under pressure ahead of the Australian CPI release on Tuesday.
by Kenneth Fisher
Pound dips after soft retail sales
The British pound has edged lower in Friday trading. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3558, down 0.28% on the day. UK Retail Sales slide UK retail sales had a dismal December.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/JPY dips ahead of Japanese CPI
The Japanese yen has edged higher for a second straight day. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at the 114.00 line. In economic news, Japan releases December inflation data and the BoJ will publish the minutes of its December meeting.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro drifting as CPI hits 5%
The euro is steady on Thursday, as EUR/USD trades at 1.1330 in the North American session. Eurozone CPI hits 5.0% Inflation has been the buzzword across the major economies, boosted by soaring energy costs and supply bottlenecks which have resulted in shortages in some products. In the eurozone, inflation ticked up from 4.9% to 5.0% y/y in December.
by Kenneth Fisher
CAD edges up as inflation soars
The Canadian dollar has posted slight gains and has pushed USD/CAD back below the 1.25 line. Canadian inflation hits 30-year high Investors are getting accustomed to seeing headlines that inflation has surged to 30-year highs. First, it was US inflation, followed by the UK just this week, and now Canada has joined the club of surging inflation.
by Kenneth Fisher
Rollercoaster stock ride, globally hot CPI reports, earnings, US housing data, BOC to hike, yields reverse, bitcoin struggles
Stocks went on a wild ride as global bond yields reacted to a steady stream of hot global inflation reports, decent earnings, all while the Nasdaq tentatively fell to correction territory.  Inflation in both Canada and the UK hit the highest level in three decades. There is a 75% chance the Bank of Canada will hike interest rates next week and the BOE should deliver a second rate hike at the next meeting on February 3rd.
by Edward Moya
Market Insights Podcast (Episode 284)
OANDA Senior Market Analyst Ed Moya previews the day's market news with Jonny Hart. They discussed markets, both UK and Canadian CPI data reaching highest level in three decades, recap Goldman Sach's earnings, oil hitting a seven-year high, China's GDP data, and the recent bond market volatility.
by Edward Moya
Aussie rises ahead of key employment data
The Australian dollar has reversed directions and pushed above the 72 line. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.7224, up 0.54% on the day. Australia will release December employment numbers in Thursday's Asian session.
by Kenneth Fisher
Sterling rises as UK inflation jumps
The British pound is in positive territory after falling for three straight days. GBP/USD has pushed above the 1.36 line and is trading at 1.3635 in the North American session, up 0.27% on the day. UK inflation hits 30-year high Anyone reading the news has seen plenty of headlines screaming "US inflation hits 30-year high!".
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar falls below 1.25
The Canadian dollar continues to push higher and USD/CAD has dropped below the symbolic 1.25 line. The pair is currently trading at 1.2476 and is close to 1.2553, its lowest level since November 10th. US Treasury rates continue to move higher.
by Kenneth Fisher
NZD rises as US dollar rally pauses
After falling over 1% since late last week, the New Zealand dollar is in positive territory on Wednesday. NZD/USD is trading at 0.6785 in the European session, up 0.19% on the day. ANZ says RBNZ to hike up to 3% The RBNZ has embarked on a series of incremental interest rate hikes, starting with two hikes of 25 bps in the fourth quarter of 2021, bringing the current rate to 0.75%.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar calm
The Canadian dollar continues to have a quiet week. In the North American session, USD/CAD is trading around 1.2530. Canada's Manufacturing sales climbed for a second consecutive month in November, with a gain of 2.6% that was reflected by higher sales across the sector.
by Kenneth Fisher
AUD slips below 72, consumer confidence next
The Australian dollar has dropped below the 0.72 level on Tuesday. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.7180, down 0.42% on the day. US yields on the move The US dollar is broadly higher today, buoyed by a jump in US bond yields after Monday's holiday in the US.
by Kenneth Fisher
Pound edges lower as US Treasuries jump
The British pound has extended its losses as GBP/USD has fallen for a third successive day. The pair has fallen below the 1.35 line in the European session. US yields hit 2-year high The US dollar has received a boost as 10-year yields have pushed above the 1.80% and touched a 2-year high.
by Kenneth Fisher
Yen steady after BoJ meeting
The US dollar has posted small gains, as USD/JPY briefly punched above the 115 line in the Asian session. The yen looked golden last week with gains of 1.15%, but has given up half of those gains so far this week. BoJ revises inflation forecast The Bank of Japan's policy meetings are generally uneventful affairs, with the bank reaffirming its monetary policy.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro calm in holiday-thin trade
It's a quiet start to the week for the euro, which is trading just above the 1.14 line in the North American session. The US markets are closed today for Martin Luther King Day, so it's likely to remain an uneventful day for EUR/USD. There are no tier-1 events on the schedule on Monday, but Germany releases the well-respected ZEW Economic Sentiment index for January on Tuesday.
by Kenneth Fisher
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