USD Soft Following Mixed DataThe US Dollar continues to trade with a weaker tone as we cross through the back end of the week, with the DYX pulling back from recent highs. There is a clear sense of...
Dollar Softens Ahead of ADP & GDP Data
Weaker Jobs Data SeenThe US Dollar is pulling back from recent highs today across early European trading. A weaker JOLTS job openings number yesterday has caused profit taking ahead of the NFP on...
Gold Holds At Highs Ahead of Key US Data
Key US Data DueGold prices are holding near highs on Tuesday as traders brace for a slew of key US data over the coming sessions. Looking ahead today, US consumer confidence and the JOLTS job openings...
USDJPY Rally Continues Ahead of BOJ
Yen Weakness ContinuesUSDJPY continues to climb higher ahead of the Bank of Japan meeting later this week. On the back of the political upset seen in the recent Japanese elections, the BOJ is expected...
USD Poised to Rise as Bearish Correction Concludes; Labor Market Surprises Ahead
The greenback resumed its advance on Wednesday, with the US Dollar Index seemingly completing a modest bearish retracement from 104.50 down to 104. Market participants are holding off on broad...
Big Risks For EURUSD This Week
Key EUR Data on WatchThe sell off in EURUSD has paused for now, with the pair seeing better demand across early European trading on Monday. However, the market looks highly vulnerable to fresh...
Important Week For The Dollar
DXY On WatchThe US Dollar is starting the week with a softer tone as the DXY pulls back from Asian-session highs through early European trading on Monday. This is a big week for the greenback, with a...
Dollar Pullbacks Limited as Markets Brace for Key US Labor Data and Election Uncertainty
The US Dollar continues to demonstrate robust performance, trading near three-month highs and on track for a 4% rally in October—its strongest monthly gain in two years. This strength underscores the...
Durable Goods Contraction Provides Welcomed Relief to Battered Market Sentiment
The latest data shows that US Durable Goods Orders fell by 0.8% in September, marking the second consecutive month of contraction after a sharp downward revision of the previous month's figure...
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