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US Non-Farm Payrolls, Average Hourly Earnings Data to be Released Today; Swiss Inflation Ticks Higher; S&P 500 Index Prints New Record High, Stocks Mixed Elsewhere; US Dollar Index Continues Weak Recovery
US Dollar Bid After Making New Low Yesterday; NASDAQ 100 Falls, S&P 500 Index Trades at New All-Time High, Stocks Mixed Elsewhere; US Dollar Index Falls to New 3.5-Year Low; Trump Threatens Japan With 35% Tariff, Hints at India Deal
NASDAQ 100, S&P 500 Index Futures Reach New All-Time Highs as New Week Starts, Stocks Mixed Elsewhere; US Dollar Index Falls to New 3.5-Year Low; Trump Threatens Japan With More Tariffs Over Rice
NASDAQ 100, S&P 500 Index Futures Reach New Highs as New Week Starts, Stocks Mixed Elsewhere; Risk Sentiment Remains Strong; US Dollar Index Falls to New 3.5-Year Low; Canada Repeals Digital Services Tax, Works for USA Deal by 21st July
The United States GDP contracted by an annualized 0.5% for the first quarter of this year according to the latest figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) in its third and final estimate.
NASDAQ 100, NVIDIA Reach New Highs; Risk Sentiment Improves on Iran Ceasefire Holding, More US Rate Cuts Expected; Trump Likely to Get new Fed Chair in Place for Sept, or Oct.; Forex Market Sees US Dollar Index Fall to New 3.5-Year Low
NASDAQ 100 Trading Just Below All-Time High, Stock Markets Bullish, Risk Sentiment Improves on Iran Ceasefire; Powell Testifies Happy to Wait for Rate Cuts; Australian Inflation Declines to 3.5-Year Low; Bank of Japan Hints at More Aggressive Tightening
President Trump Announces Ceasefire After Symbolic Iranian Retaliation, Holding Since 7am IST; Stocks Higher, Safe Havens Lower; Crude Oil Tumbles; Markets Await Powell Testimony, Canadian Inflation
Iranian Parliament Votes to Block Strait of Hormuz, No Action Seen Yet; US Secretary Rubio Lobbies China on Strait; Iran Manages Only 1 Missile on Israel in 24 Hours; Minor Risk-On Advance as Markets Open, Gold, Crude Oil Lower
The Fed holds interest rates steady at 4.25%–4.5%, with Powell highlighting economic uncertainty and rising inflation from US tariffs. Markets react cautiously.
The European Central Bank recently released its monetary policy meeting minutes, showing that the bank’s policymakers supported the decision to continue with an accommodative monetary policy stance until March 2022.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said recently that the latest surge in the number of COVID-19 infections has put the British economy in shambles, delaying the country’s recovery.
According to recently released electoral data, the Democratic Party will likely grab the two Georgia Senate seats that were in dispute, giving the party a trifecta for the first time since 2009.
According to Germany's Federal Statistical Office, retail sales rose by 5.6% (annually) in November, higher than expectations of 3.9% but lower than the previous month's 8.6% rise.
The British House of Commons approved the trade agreement with the European Union yesterday in a 521-73 vote, ending the Brexit saga just before the deadline.
The US House of Representatives decided to back President Trump’s proposal to give additional stimulus payments to Americans in need, which has been a recent point of contention between both parties.
The end of autumn 2020 will forever go down in the story of the Forex market.
The Bank of Japan recently released its monetary policy meeting minutes, in which policymakers discussed forms of making their monetary stimulus measures more sustainable.
The US Federal Reserve recently announced its decision to leave the cash rates unchanged, remaining in line with analysts' expectations.
The United Kingdom’s Office for National Statistics recently reported the country’s unemployment rate, which stands at 4.9 percent for the third quarter, and lower than expectations of 5.1 percent.
The British pound stabilized above key support at 1.3550 after a volatile NFP reaction, with bullish signals pointing to a potential rise toward 1.3790.
The US dollar lost ground against the Mexican peso after a short-lived NFP boost, with traders targeting the 18.50 level amid rate cut expectations and trade links.
The TA 125 Index continues its post-conflict rally, with traders watching for pullbacks near the 3000–3100 ILS zone as key sectors support the bullish trend.
The German DAX rallied on Thursday, with strong support above 23,000 and potential for a breakout above 24,400 pointing toward the 26,500 target.
The US dollar fell against the Indian rupee after the NFP report, but range support at ₹85 held firm, keeping the USD/INR pair in a sideways consolidation zone.
After an initial rally, the US dollar fell sharply against the Canadian dollar on Thursday, with focus shifting to the 1.35–1.34 range amid Fed speculation.
The Euro slid against the US dollar after hotter-than-expected NFP data, with markets now reassessing rate cut expectations and watching key levels at 1.16 and 1.1850.
Despite Thursday’s pullback, crude oil remains above key $65 support, with seasonal demand and bullish structure hinting at a potential grind higher.
AUD/USD bounced back after a hotter-than-expected NFP report, forming a bullish hammer at 0.6550 and suggesting a potential rally toward the 0.67 level.
Gold fell sharply on Thursday following a hotter-than-expected NFP report, but low holiday volume and technical support suggest a rebound may begin next week.
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