WM MarketsNews & Research Blog - Forex Market Updates & Analysis

The two-day recovery appears to be losing momentum as it repeatedly struggles to break above the thin daily cloud. The long upper shadows on the daily candles signal continued pressure. The daily chart's technical outlook remains…
Read More...

The US Federal Reserve maintained interest rates steady following its policy meeting that concluded on Wednesday, as widely anticipated. The Fed hinted at future reductions in borrowing costs but also cautioned about unexpectedly high…
Read More...

Bitcoin dropped to its lowest point since February 27 on Wednesday as the downward trend continued for the third consecutive day. This decline was driven by diminishing expectations of imminent Fed rate cuts. On Monday, Bitcoin broke and…
Read More...

The latest ADP Employment report indicates a stronger-than-expected increase in private payrolls, with 192,000 jobs added in April, surpassing forecasts and maintaining momentum into the second quarter. The data suggests that the labor…
Read More...

The Federal Reserve concludes its two-day policy meeting today, with the release of a new statement and remarks from Chair Jerome Powell expected to shed light on how recent disappointing inflation data have…
Read More...

WTI oil prices remain down for the third consecutive day, impacted by rising hopes of a ceasefire agreement in the Middle East and an increase in U.S. crude inventories. Persistently high U.S. inflation continues to dampen expectations…
Read More...

The dollar maintained its strong tone and reached new multi-month highs early on Wednesday, following a 0.56% surge fueled by stronger-than-expected U.S. data on Tuesday. The U.S. employment cost index increased more than anticipated…
Read More...

Gold prices faced renewed pressure on Tuesday, losing around 1.5% so far and breaking through the pivotal $2,300 level, which aligns with key technical support levels such as the psychological barrier, the daily Kijun-sen, and the April…
Read More...

Eurozone inflation held steady at 2.4% in April, as anticipated, but core inflation, which excludes volatile items such as food, energy, alcohol, and tobacco, dipped to 2.7% from 2.9% in March, slightly above the expected 2.6%. The…
Read More...

Recent data from China reveals a deceleration in growth across both the manufacturing and services sectors in April, indicating a loss of momentum for the world's second-largest economy at the start of the second quarter. Although strong…
Read More...