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- AUDNZD extends its downside momentum following the RBNZ’s hawkish rate cut
- USDJPY pulls back following verbal intervention signals
- Gold drops sharply as expectations for a Fed rate cut in December continue to cool
- BTCUSD continues its sharp decline, plunging decisively below the key psychological support at $100,000
- EURJPY surges to a new record high, but intervention risks loom large
- Gold pauses after recent surge, but bullish momentum stays intact above $4100
- EURGBP poised to resume its uptrend following a brief corrective pullback
- USDJPY climbed to a fresh multi-month high, but prospects of potential FX intervention keep traders cautious
- USD Index extends losses amid rising rate-cut expectations and firmer gold prices
- EURUSD makes another attempt to break through key Fibonacci resistance
Sterling gains from UK CPI surpassing expectations by a small margin
The pound saw a rebound from its recent five-month low during early Wednesday trading, spurred by March's UK inflation figures surpassing expectations. This unexpected rise in inflation alleviates pressure on the Bank of England (BoE) to…
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China’s Q1 Economic Growth Surpasses Forecasts
China's economy showed stronger-than-anticipated growth in the first quarter, providing a glimmer of hope for officials grappling with ongoing challenges in the property sector and local government debt.
The…
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USD/JPY Nears 155 Mark, Triggering Concerns of Possible Japanese Intervention Zone
On Tuesday, USD/JPY edged closer to the 155.00 barrier, marking its fifth consecutive day of bullish momentum.
The dollar continues to capitalize on upbeat signals regarding the robustness of the US economy, potentially delaying any…
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German Investor Confidence Reaches Two-Year Peak
April brought a pleasant surprise for German investors as morale soared beyond expectations, marking its highest point in more than two years, according to the latest report from the ZEW economic research institute.
The ZEW economic…
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EURUSD: Limited Consolidation Expected Before Further Downward Movement
EURUSD rose slightly from its recent 5 ½ month low of 1.0602 on Tuesday, driven by profit-taking as daily indicators signaled oversold conditions.
Short-term sentiment has turned overwhelmingly bearish, influenced by a significant weekly…
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Dollar Index Surges to Five-Month Peak Amidst Robust US Data, Sparking Rate Cut Speculation
The dollar's upward momentum persisted for the fifth consecutive day, reaching a new five-month high early on Tuesday against major currencies.
The latest US economic data revealed a stronger-than-expected increase in retail sales,…
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March Sees Surprising Surge in US Retail Sales, Brightening Q1 Outlook
In March, US retail sales exceeded projections, adding to the indication of a robust performance for the economy in the initial quarter of 2024.
Marking a notable increase, retail sales escalated by 0.7% month-on-month in March,…
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Bitcoin: Robust Rebound Recovers More Than 50% of Last Week’s 12% Decline
Bitcoin has bounced back strongly from its recent multi-week low of $60,227, reclaiming over 50% of the almost 12% drop seen last Friday and Saturday. This bounce has temporarily mitigated downside threats.
The latest rally has pushed…
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USDJPY rally picks up again following a short break.
USDJPY resumes its uptrend on Monday, hitting a new multi-decade high just shy of the 154.00 mark after a brief pause last Thursday and Friday.
Conditions, with last week's close above key barriers at the 152.00 zone signaling further…
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A significant retreat in gold prices from its recent record peak signals a potential weakening in…
Despite a significant retreat from its recent peak of $2431 in late Friday trading, gold maintains its strength early on Monday.
The ongoing geopolitical tensions and concerns about escalating conflicts in the Middle East are sustaining…
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