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Euro extends rally as inflation sinks
The euro is on a tear, climbing almost 2% since Thursday. Earlier today, EUR/USD rose to 1.0731, its highest level in a month. Eurozone inflation falls sharply Germany and other eurozone members recorded lower inflation in December, and eurozone inflation was expected to also soften.
by Kenneth Fisher
USD/JPY eyes inflation, household data
The Japanese yen is calm on Monday and is trading slightly higher, at 132.27. The yen ended the week on a strong note, posting gains of about 1% on Friday. USD/JPY has shown significant volatility since late December.
by Kenneth Fisher
Canadian dollar flies on superb jobs report
The Canadian dollar has extended its gains on Monday, after climbing close to 1% on Friday. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3396, down 0.35%. Canada creates over 100K jobs The final employment report of 2022 was a winner.
by Kenneth Fisher
Market Insights Podcast (Episode 416)
OANDA Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam reviews the latest market news with Jonny Hart. They discuss the US jobs report, energy prices, eurozone inflation data and what to watch out for next week.
by Craig Erlam
Week Ahead - Inflation remains key
This week’s main event will be when a little inflation report comes out. The US CPI report for December is expected to show disinflation trends remain firmly in place.  The year-over-year CPI reading is expected to cool from 7.1% to 6.6%, while the monthly reading is expected to remain flat.
by Craig Erlam
NFP React: Stocks rise on strong jobs report and slowing wage pressures, ISM Services contract, oil rises, gold higher as Fed hiking job almost done, crypto pares losses
US stocks initially rallied after the NFP report showed the labor market remains strong and as wage price spiral risks are easing. The Fed will stay on their tightening course but risks of more hikes in the Spring are easing as optimism is growing that wage pressures will continue to drop. Stocks are getting a boost here as Fed rate hike bets get slashed, but earnings risks should keep the gains somewhat limited.  The focus will shift to next week’s inflation report and traders should not be sur
by Edward Moya
Treading water
Markets are treading water ahead of the release of the first jobs report of the new year, with investors very aware of just how important this could be after last month's setback. The November report contained everything the Federal Reserve did not want to see. Strong jobs growth - with upward revisions to prior releases - much higher wages than anticipated and weaker participation.
by Craig Erlam
Oil inches higher, gold eyes NFP
Steadying after a rough week Oil prices are creeping higher again this morning after steadying on Thursday. They came under some pressure over the previous 48 hours amid concerns about China's economy over the next quarter or two.
by Craig Erlam
Sterling slips as Construction PMI falters
The British pound has extended its losses on Friday. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.1847, down 0.52%. Construction PMI declines It has been a tough start to the year for the pound, which is down 2% against the dollar this week and is trading at 6-week lows.
by Kenneth Fisher
Euro on hold ahead of Eurozone CPI
It has been a busy week for EUR/USD, although the currency is unchanged on Friday. We could see some volatility before the weekend, with the release of the eurozone inflation and US employment reports. Eurozone CPI expected to fall Market participants and ECB policy makers are eagerly awaiting December's eurozone inflation report.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil rebounds, gold falls as pressure remains on Fed
Oil Crude prices were due for a rebound after one the worst starts of a year. It’s been a few decades since oil had this bad of a start and energy traders jumped all over the news that the Colonial Pipeline had to halt operations after a leak occurred.
by Edward Moya
Japanese yen's slide continues
The Japanese yen is sharply lower on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 133.90 down 0.93%. What a difference a few days can make.
by Kenneth Fisher
Oil pares losses, gold eyes NFP
A rough couple of days Oil is slightly higher on Thursday, paring losses from the last couple of days. Prices fell almost 10% over the last couple of days as China's efforts to rapidly transition away from its zero-Covid campaign led to a powerful surge in cases, threatening to disrupt activity in the opening months of the year. While most would agree that the move should lead to higher, more sustainable growth later in the year, the near-term outlook is clouded by the transition.
by Craig Erlam
Tech leading the way
It's been a mixed day of trade in Europe and the US is poised to open marginally lower as traders take a step back following a lively start to the year. The Fed minutes may have put a slight dampener on things although I'm not entirely sure. The narrative from the central bank is very much in line with what we should expect.
by Craig Erlam
AUD/USD steadies after banner day
The Australian dollar has posted limited losses on Thursday. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6822, down 0.17%. Australian dollar soars as China mulls coal imports The Australian dollar rocketed higher on Wednesday, rising 1.6% and hitting a 3-week high.
by Kenneth Fisher
Market Insights Podcast (Episode 415)
OANDA Senior Market Analyst Ed Moya reviews the latest market news with Jonny Hart. They discussed what the latest ISM says about both manufacturing activity and the labor market, why oil prices are struggling to start the New Year, and the latest news with cryptos.
by Edward Moya
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