Non-US Major currencies recovered after major losses
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The decline among major currencies was replaced by a rapid rally yesterday, EUR/USD closed at 0.9734 with a high of 0.9745, and AUD/USD was last traded at 0.6522. As the Bank of England announced a purchase program for long-dated bonds, the British Pound / Dollar pair had the most notable gains. The currency pair bounced back from 1.0557, peaking at 1.0900, and closed at 1.0888.
USD/CAD had lost over 110 pips while slumping to 1.3605. Later tonight, Statistics Canada will provide its GDP data, where investors expected a 0.1% decline. In addition, the US will also update its GDP and Initial Jobless Claims readings this evening.
Commodities also enjoyed a recovery run, gold price rose to $1,662.1 and closed at $1,660.01 an ounce. WTI oil futures went above $80 to $82.15 a barrel, due to a decrease in crude oil inventories by 215,000 barrels.
As the greenback retreats, US stocks and indices reclaimed lost territory. S&P 500 reached a high of 3,734.88, Dow Jones met resistance at 29,800, and Nasdaq 100 was highest at 11,540.98. Apple saw its stock prices fall to 146, currently at 149.84 - due to its decision to hold back production boosts for its latest iPhone 14.
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GBP/USD 🔼
AUD/USD 🔼
USD/CAD 🔽
XAU 🔼
WTI 🔼
The decline among major currencies was replaced by a rapid rally yesterday, EUR/USD closed at 0.9734 with a high of 0.9745, and AUD/USD was last traded at 0.6522. As the Bank of England announced a purchase program for long-dated bonds, the British Pound / Dollar pair had the most notable gains. The currency pair bounced back from 1.0557, peaking at 1.0900, and closed at 1.0888.
USD/CAD had lost over 110 pips while slumping to 1.3605. Later tonight, Statistics Canada will provide its GDP data, where investors expected a 0.1% decline. In addition, the US will also update its GDP and Initial Jobless Claims readings this evening.
Commodities also enjoyed a recovery run, gold price rose to $1,662.1 and closed at $1,660.01 an ounce. WTI oil futures went above $80 to $82.15 a barrel, due to a decrease in crude oil inventories by 215,000 barrels.
As the greenback retreats, US stocks and indices reclaimed lost territory. S&P 500 reached a high of 3,734.88, Dow Jones met resistance at 29,800, and Nasdaq 100 was highest at 11,540.98. Apple saw its stock prices fall to 146, currently at 149.84 - due to its decision to hold back production boosts for its latest iPhone 14.
More information on Mitrade website.