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Euro rises, flirts with 1.10
The euro has gained ground for a second straight day and broke above the symbolic 1.10 line before retreating. German economic sentiment slides German ZEW Economic Sentiment took a plunge in March, falling from 54.3 to -39.3. The massive decline of 93.6 points was the sharpest on record.
by Kenneth Fisher
Aussie stems slide
The Australian dollar has finally managed to stem the bleeding on Tuesday, after two days of sharp losses. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.7225, up 0.56% on the day. With the war continuing to rage in Ukraine, markets remain fragile and risk apprehension is high.
by Kenneth Fisher
Pound higher on strong UK job data
GBP/USD has rebounded on Tuesday after sharp employment numbers. The pound came within a whisker of the symbolic 1.30 line on Monday, dropping to a low of 1.3001. UK employment data outperforms The markets were forecasting good news from the UK employment report, and the data exceeded markets expectations.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil prices slump in Asia
Oil down over Ukraine hopes, FOMC Oil prices slumped again overnight in New York and have done so again in Asia today. Growth concerns from the Ukraine-Russia stagflation wave, and FOMC hike this week, and hopes that progress will be made in Ukraine-Russia negotiations has seen Brent prices fall nearly USD 40 over the past few sessions.
by Jeffrey Halley
The US dollar rises versus Asia
Rising US yields boost US dollar The US dollar held steady versus most majors overnight, with reduced haven flows on Ukrainian hopes offset by rising US yields. The dollar index finished 0.04% lower at 99.09, before easing another 0.25% to 98.835 in Asia.
by Jeffrey Halley
GBP/USD - Testing support ahead of Fed and BoE
Can it break lower? The pound has been trending lower against the dollar since the Russian invasion of Ukraine as traders have sought the safety of the greenback in times of stress. But what's interesting in recent days is that while market sentiment has improved, the pair has continued to slide. And with it now approaching 1.30 - a major historical psychological barrier - ahead of both the Fed and BoE meetings this week, what's next for the pair? For a bit of context, both central bank
by Craig Erlam
Pound stops the slide
GBP/USD is steady at the start of the week. The pound fell 1.51% last week, marking a third straight week of sharp losses Earlier in the day, GBP/USD touched a low of 1.3009,  as it struggles to remain above the psychologically important 1.30 line, which has held since November 2020. UK job data expected to improve The UK releases key job numbers on Tuesday, with expectations of a strong release.
by Kenneth Fisher
New Zealand dollar under pressure
The New Zealand dollar is down slightly at the start of the week, after falling sharply in the Friday session. NZD/USD is trading at the 0.68 line in European trade. NZ dollar eyes Services PMI We'll get a look at New Zealand Services PMI later in the day.
by Kenneth Fisher
The US dollar rallies strongly
Investors eye FOMC rate hike The US dollar’s rapid recovery continued Friday as investors turned to how hawkish the FOMC will be, the US yield curve continued flattening, and investors loaded up on weekend risk protection. The dollar index rallied 0.60% to 99.12 on Friday, rising to 99.17 in Asia.
by Jeffrey Halley
Week Ahead - Central banks
It's been another volatile week in financial markets with events in and around Ukraine continuing to dominate. Sentiment is still very headline-driven and an enormous amount of uncertainty remains around the outcome of talks between Ukraine and Russia and the sanctions being imposed on the latter by the West.
by Craig Erlam
NZ dollar dips despite strong mfg. data
The New Zealand dollar's mini-rally has come to a halt, as NZD/USD has posted slight losses. In the North American session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.6845, down 0.21% on the day. NZ Manufacturing PMI expands New Zealand's manufacturing sector posted strong numbers this week.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar eyes job data
Will Canadian job data boost loonie? It's been a busy week for the Canadian dollar. USD/CAD started the week with strong gains, but the Canadian dollar has clawed back and recovered most of those losses. The week will wrap up with the Canadian employment report for February.
by Kenneth Fisher
US dollar bounces back
US dollar climbs on CPI, risk aversion The US dollar rebounded sharply after 40-year highs in inflation data and as risk sentiment soured once again over Easter Europe and the news tickers remained quiet on OPEC+ increases. US long-dated yields resumed their climb, despite a well-bid 30-year auction overnight, providing more support to the greenback.
by Jeffrey Halley
Stocks sink as high-level talks disappoint, inflation at highest in 40 years, ECB to end QE sooner, bitcoin falls
US stocks declined after both high-level talks did not produce a stop in fighting and as investors worry that war in Ukraine could lead to higher inflation for much longer.  Today’s inflation report showed widespread pricing pressures before the full impact of the global shock from the Russian invasion of Ukraine.  Energy costs, soft commodities, and metals will continue to see upward pressure and that will start to be sticky as wages soften.
by Edward Moya
Pound falls, US inflation jumps
GBP/USD has reversed directions on Thursday, giving up most of the gains from a day earlier. In the North American, session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3132, down 0.41% on the day. US inflation accelerates to 7.9% In the US, headline CPI continued to accelerate, with a gain of 7.9% for February YoY.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro rally pauses as ECB stays pat
ECB maintains interest rates, reduces APP The ECB held its key interest rate at 0.00% at today's meeting, as was expected. The central bank reduced purchases under the Asset Purchase Program (APP), which had been set in February at EUR 40 billion throughout the second quarter.
by Kenneth Fisher
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