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Japanese yen extends losses, spending and income next
The Japanese yen continues to lose ground in the aftermath of the US nonfarm payroll report, which was much stronger than expected. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 148.88, up 0.33%. Yen tumbles after hot US nonfarm payrolls The US dollar ended the week on a high note, courtesy of nonfarm payrolls soaring to 353 thousand in January, crushing the market estimate of 180,000.
by Kenneth Fisher
Aussie slides after hot US nonfarm payrolls
The Australian dollar has fallen almost 1% after the US nonfarm payrolls and has given up today's earlier gains. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6644, down 0.40%. The US dollar has started 2024 on the right foot, recording gains against most of the major currencies in the month of January.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar eyes US nonfarm payrolls
The Canadian dollar is drifting but things could get busier in the North American session as the US releases the nonfarm payrolls report. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3371, down 0.11%. US nonfarm payrolls expected to drop to 180,000 The week wraps up with the US nonfarm payroll report later today.
by Kenneth Fisher
EUR/USD gains ground as eurozone CPI dips
EUR/USD has edged higher in the European session and trading at 1.0890, up 0.18% on the day. The euro had a strong day on Thursday, gaining 0.50%. Eurozone CPI eases to 2.8% Inflation continues to fall in the eurozone, although the drop was very modest.
by Kenneth Fisher
GBP/USD: Poised for potential bullish breakout ex-post BoE
BoE offered dovish guidance but projected that inflation may run hot again in Q1 2025. GBP has remained the top outperformer major currency against the US dollar. Technical analysis suggests a potential bullish breakout for GBP/USD. The British pound sterling (GBP) made remarkable intraday recovery yesterday after the Bank of England (BoE) maintained its policy Bank Rate at a 16-high of 5.24% for the fourth consecutive time as expected and toned down its prior hawkish rhetoric.
by Kelvin Wong
British pound higher as BoE holds rates
The British pound is higher on Thursday. In Tuesday's North American session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2731, up 0.32%. BoE holds rates in a three-way split The Bank of England maintained the benchmark rate at 5.25% at today's meeting, as expected.
by Kenneth Fisher
JPY carry trades downside pressure reinforced ex-post FOMC
The US Federal Reserve pushed back the first Fed funds rate cut and Fed Chair Powell indicated that the “highly anticipated” March rate cut is not the base case for now. The dovish Fed Pivot narrative is still alive as both the 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields continued to inch lower and closed near their session lows. The continuation of down-trending US Treasury yields put pressure on JPY carry trades indirectly; AUD/JPY is the worst performing among the G-10 currencies so far. This is a fo
by Kelvin Wong
Gold - Will the Fed hint at a March cut or just leave the door slightly ajar?
Fed statement and press conference key Will they hint at a rate cut in March? Gold hovering between $2,000 and $2,500 It's been a relatively slow start to trading on Wednesday which isn't surprising considering what's to come later in the day. On another day, earnings from Alphabet and Microsoft may have dictated sentiment in the broader markets but as it is, investors are more focused on events in Washington, so tech aside markets are relatively flat.
by Craig Erlam
Canadian dollar recovers after strong GDP report
The Canadian dollar started the day with slight losses but recovered after Canada's GDP was stronger than expected. In the North American session, USD/CAD is unchanged at 1.3397. Canada's GDP rises 0.2% Canada's economy has been flat in recent months, which meant that the November GDP reading of 0.2% was a welcome, albeit modest improvement.
by Kenneth Fisher
A dovish Fed guidance may not reverse the rout in China and Hong Kong stock markets
China and Hong Kong benchmark stock indices have almost erased last week’s gains. NBS Non-Manufacturing PMI sub-components for January are indicating feeble service activities in China. A weaker US dollar via a dovish forward monetary policy guidance from the Fed is not enough to act as a bullish catalyst for China and Hong stock markets. Technical analysis advocates further potential weakness in the Hang Seng Index in the short to medium term.
by Kelvin Wong
EUR/GBP - Eurozone narrowly avoids recession as UK sees more progress on inflation
Eurozone records zero growth in Q4 UK shop prices rise at a slower pace in January EURGBP rebounds near 2023 lows Economic data confirmed what we already knew earlier today, that the eurozone is not growing and its largest economy - Germany - is on the brink of technical recession. The bloc as a whole could have already been in recession if the data came in as expected but as it turns out that was just avoided, barring any revisions in the coming months.
by Craig Erlam
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