The Australian Dollar (AUD) has shown resilience against the US Dollar (USD) as it climbed to its highest level since January, reaching near 0.6800. This positive trajectory has been buoyed by the divergence in monetary policies between the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Federal Reserve (Fed). Market participants have been closely monitoring the
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The dollar faced a sharp decline against the yen for the second consecutive day, prompting speculation of Japanese intervention in the currency market. The global equities index, on the other hand, saw a rise as investor attention shifted towards potential interest-rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Despite the producer price index (PPI) report showing
The US Dollar Index (DXY) has been on a downward trend, hitting April lows. This decline can be attributed to the disappointing US Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures and softer University of Michigan (UoM) sentiment data. Both of these factors are leading to speculations of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September. While
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The recent data on American annual headline inflation showed a decrease in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the first time in over four years. This decline was primarily driven by lower energy prices, although other sectors such as shelter, vehicles, and transport also played a role. Surprisingly, food inflation saw a slight increase during
The GBP/USD pair is showing signs of strength as it continues to climb above the 1.2900 resistance level. There is a notable bullish trend line forming with support around 1.2910 on the hourly chart. The British Pound managed to break above key levels, such as the 50-hour simple moving average and 1.2900, indicating a bullish
China’s imports in June took a surprising hit, falling by 2.3% in U.S. dollar terms compared to the previous year. This unexpected decline deviated from the forecasted 2.8% growth, indicating a potential slowdown in the demand for foreign goods within the country. The sluggish performance of imports could be a sign of weakening domestic consumption
The AUDUSD pair has recently broken above a long-standing sideways pattern, marking a significant bullish development in the market. This breakout has propelled the price to its highest level since January 2024, indicating a strong bullish momentum behind the pair. Resistance Levels and Potential Targets With the pair trading at a six-month high, the next
VanEck Gold Miners ETF ($GDX) has shown an interesting past performance based on the 4H Hour Elliott Wave chart. The rally from the 2.28.2024 low at $25.64 unfolded as a 5 waves impulse. This indicated that a pullback would occur in 3 swings before finding buyers again. Elliott Wave Count Analysis Looking at the 4H
In the week ending July 5th, foreign investors showed a significant interest in Japanese stocks. They made substantial investments, with a net purchase of 916.05 billion yen, marking the highest weekly net purchase since January 12th. This surge in investment was attributed to the market rally and optimism regarding solid corporate earnings in the second
China’s push towards developing robotaxis has gained momentum in recent years, with local governments allowing domestic players to operate driverless taxi services. This has led to increasing competition in the transportation industry, particularly concerning traditional taxi drivers who fear losing their jobs. The rise of robotaxis in China has garnered significant attention on social media
The surge in silver prices can be attributed to a significant gap between supply and demand, with demand surpassing supply for the fifth consecutive year. The industrial demand for silver has played a crucial role in driving this trend, now accounting for 64% of the global silver demand. This shift in demand dynamics is primarily