The USD/CHF pair is showing strength near 0.8970 in Monday’s early European session. This rise can be attributed to the diminishing rate-cut prospects by the Federal Reserve (Fed), which has boosted the appeal of the US Dollar. The recent US Nonfarm Payrolls report for May revealed robust labor demand and stronger than expected wage growth.
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In the aftermath of the European Union (EU) elections, French President Emmanuel Macron made a surprising announcement that he would dissolve parliament and call for new legislative elections. This decision came after exit polls indicated a heavy defeat for Macron’s alliance in the European elections to Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally (RN) party. Macron
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The Japanese Yen has been appreciating due to improved risk sentiment, alongside other key factors influencing its value in the global forex market. Japan’s 10-year bond yield fell below 1% for the first time in two weeks, indicating a shift in investor confidence towards the Yen. On the other hand, the depreciation of US Treasury
The EUR/USD pair has been fluctuating recently, with the Euro gaining ground around 1.0875 despite the recovery of the US Dollar. The upcoming decision from the European Central Bank (ECB) regarding interest rates is expected to play a significant role in shaping the future direction of the currency pair. Additionally, speculation about potential rate cuts
The EUR/USD pair has attracted fresh buyers on Wednesday, benefiting from a modest downtick in the US Dollar. The pair has built on an overnight bounce from the 1.0860-1.0855 region, trading just below the 1.0900 mark during the Asian session. This level remains within striking distance of the highest level since March 21, reached on
The USD/JPY pair experienced a pullback as a result of a risk-off market sentiment that generated safe-haven demand, benefiting the Japanese Yen. This shift in market dynamics put downward pressure on the pair, pushing it towards the 155.00 barrier. Rumors circulating that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) is considering reducing its bond purchases further supported
After touching a three-week low on Friday, the Gold price (XAU/USD) continues to struggle for momentum during Monday’s Asian session. Several factors are leading to this lackluster performance, including speculation around potential Federal Reserve rate cuts and geopolitical risks. These factors are balancing each other out, leaving the precious metal lingering near recent lows. One
China’s Caixin S&P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose from 51.4 in April to 51.7 in May, according to the latest data released on Monday. The reading beat the market consensus of 51.5 in the reported month. Production expands at most pronounced pace since June 2022. Fastest purchasing activity growth in three years as confidence
Upon meticulously analyzing the Elliott Wave patterns on various key market indicators such as the NASDAQ 100 (NDX), QQQ ETF, SP500 (SPX), and individual stocks like Apple (AAPL) and Tesla (TSLA), a clear picture emerges. The current scenario points towards a developing Wave iii of (i) of v) of 1 of (5) of 3) of
The Australian Dollar managed to hold its ground after China’s PMI data was released on Friday. The data showed a decline in both the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) and the Non-Manufacturing PMI in May. This unexpected drop could have a significant impact on the AUD in the coming days. Despite the disappointing PMI figures
In April, Japanese Retail Trade saw a growth of 2.4% Year-over-Year (YoY), surpassing the forecasted 1.9% and bouncing back from the previous period’s low of 1.1%. This positive growth is a promising sign for the Japanese economy, indicating an increase in consumer spending. Large Retailer Sales also showed growth, with a 3.0% YoY increase in