Inflation is finally cooling off as inflation gradually loosened its grip on Wall Street and the economy in 2023, raising hopes for a gentler Federal Reserve and further gains for the market in 2024. Stocks rallied to their best 9-weeks stripe over the past 20 years in November and December, 2023 (so-called 'Santa Rally') as investors raised their bets that the...
The Federal Reserve's unwavering commitment to a restrictive monetary policy aimed at restoring economic balance and curbing inflation, recent market sentiment strongly favors the US dollar. Against this backdrop, the GBPUSD pair finds itself in a precarious position, hovering around the pivotal point of 1.27815. The heightened expectations of the Fed continuing...
US CPI US Headline and Core CPI for October both came in lower than expected (decrease). US Headline CPI: YoY – Actual 3.24% / Exp. 3.3% / Prev. 3.7% (Green on chart) US Core CPI: YoY – Actual 4.02% / Exp. 4.2% / Prev. 4.13% (Blue on chart) The chart below illustrates the direction of the current YoY down trend for both Headline and Core...
Today holds significant importance as we await the release of US inflation data. Projections indicate a rate of 3.6%, surpassing the previous reading of 3.2%. This surge in expectations has propelled the US dollar's recent strength, driven by speculations that the Federal Reserve (FED) may consider implementing further interest rate hikes in the upcoming meetings....
Key News: USA - Core CPI (MoM) (Jul) USA - CPI (YoY) (Jul) USA - CPI (MoM) (Jul) USA - Initial Jobless Claims Stock Futures Ascend as Earnings Await and CPI Looms As the night unfolded, stock futures embarked on a steadfast ascent, following the delicate incline exhibited by key benchmark indices. The investment community remained poised on the...
Hello traders, This will be just a quick recap on some of the markets ahead of US Cpi next week. USD is still in a recovery mode, with room for more upside I think, especially if stocks will stay under pressure. Have a nice weekend everyone. GH
We have a busy week ahead, with plenty of important data for the interest rates policy in US, UK and EU. We have US CPI already tomorrow, which will be interesting data as speculators will put their bets on FOMC decision which is scheduled a day later. From an Elliott wave perspective, I will focus on EURUSD and KIWI which can offer nice buying opportunities on a...
DXY D1 - Two extremely bearish days to end the week last week for the dollar, inflation figures coming in lower than expected has really highlighted the possible pivot for the FED, inflation and interest rate woes. Simply looking for this bear run to expire, from here, we can then look for some healthy corrections, before then trading amongst new and fresh trading...
lets analyz deeply descending broadening wedge breakout has already done after cpi news earlier today one more indication is inverted heads and sholders breakout confirming clear move to the upside 3rd evidance is dxy breaks ascending broadening wedge and retested syccfully with strong daily bearish candle now what we needs to do is wait for retest for...
GOLD consolidated yesterday within the range with some dollar strength in play, we got some deeper pullback to 1721-1722 level , today also we will be stick with higher time frame bearish bias , and macro information advantage supporting dollar strength, Also today the CPI & jobless numbers will remain some key data shedule to release @ 7.00 PM IST will be...
Hello everyone. Today I'm gonna make some forecast about the US CPI for September 2022. As we all know that Oil price retreated on September 2022 and from the chart you can see that there is some minor bullish momentum on 8.3% CPI reading but retreats below afterwards and this will be a good sign that the US CPI on September 2022 will have a lower reading. I'm...
I did not spend a lot of time on the chart because there is not much information available, but according to this chart, I predict that CPI will increase in the most optimistic state according to the forecasts.As in the DXY analysis, it was clear that the dollar was strengthening
#GOLD - - As we can see, GOLD is still going down since the last few days. The reason was that the US10Y was constantly strengthened by MARKET UPDATES. But as soon as there is an opportunity in the future, GOLD can be BUY as per the MARKET STRUCTURE. But yet there is no reason or incident to make GOLD MARKETS FUNDAMENTALLY UP yet. - By now, GOLD must go to...
- US10Y is currently slightly up to 3.0% LEVEL. Like we said before, it's been a bit of a CORRECTION in the last few days. We can see that the POSITIVE SENTIMENT for USD ECONOMIC DATA is also very POSITIVE for DXY. - The power of USD is still very strong in GOLD. US10Y will behave today on the behavior of CPI DATA in the NEWYORK SESSION. DXY has been DOWN...
This setup looks beautiful. It almost feels too good to be true. I don't trade much on Fridays, so I might not try to get in. US cpi is tomorrow and that could move the market a little bit.
Jobless Claims hits the lowest level over 5 decades. As full employment becomes a reality, the Fed will be forced to focus more on taming inflation. Earlier rate hikes knocking at the door. On the other hand, ECB is keeping its accommodative position. Today's CPI data and FOMC meeting of next week will show us the path If today's US CPI comes above 6.5, FED...
The Canadian dollar has posted slight gains on Wednesday. There are no Canadian tier-1 events on the calendar this week, so we can expect US releases will have a magnified impact on the movement of the Canadian dollar this week. With the Fed poised to launch a series of rate hikes starting in March and inflation surging in Canada, it's unlikely that the Bank of...
The Australian dollar is showing limited movement on Tuesday, after posting sharp gains at the start of the week. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.7133, up 0.10% on the day. There are no tier-1 events out of Australia this week, but the data released this week is pointing upwards. The AIG Performance of Services Index for December and...