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Financial markets experienced mixed signals this week, with the Eurozone showing signs of sluggish growth and the Japanese Yen appreciating in anticipation of a potential Bank of Japan rate hike. The US dollar’s direction remains unclear pending key economic data releases later this week. The coming days will be crucial for gauging the direction of major currencies and commodities as key economic data from the US and policy decisions from […]

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Financial markets were mixed today. The Euro and Pound edged lower against the US dollar, while Gold prices fell due to a combination of factors including a weaker safe-haven demand and a potential rise in US interest rates. The Japanese Yen held steady ahead of a potential Bank of Japan rate hike next week. Bitcoin also saw a pullback from its recent high due to concerns over repayments from Mt. […]

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The US dollar might strengthen due to the lack of US data today. Major currencies are experiencing rangebound trading or potential reversals. The Bank of Canada’s rate decision on Wednesday and the US PCE price index data on Friday could provide some direction for the markets later in the week. Gold price direction depends on upcoming US data and overall market sentiment.

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This week will be crucial for investors as they navigate economic data, rate decisions, and earnings reports. The inflation data, particularly the US Core PCE Price Index, could influence expectations for future rate cuts. Here’s a breakdown of the major events to keep an eye on:

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The US dollar may see some support from Fed policymakers pushing back on rate cut bets. EUR/USD and GBP/USD may see some correction or consolidation depending on economic data. USD/JPY might experience a correction after recent weakness. Gold is likely to continue its upward trajectory unless it breaks below key support levels. Keep an eye on economic data releases and central bank commentary for significant market movements.

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The global financial markets are currently reacting to the potential for a dovish Fed policy shift. This could weaken the US Dollar and strengthen other currencies, particularly those with central banks on hold or considering rate cuts. Gold and Bitcoin are also benefiting from this environment. Oil prices remain stable despite concerns about Chinese demand, while the New Zealand Dollar faces headwinds from a weak domestic economy.

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The attempted assassination of former US President Trump is expected to cause jitters early in the week, with investors seeking safe-haven assets. Keep an eye on important economic releases throughout the week, including Chinese GDP and Industrial Production, Canadian and US inflation data, UK employment figures, and US Retail Sales. The European Central Bank’s interest rate decision will be a major event, while comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell and […]

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Today’s focus is on US CPI data. The direction of the major currencies (EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD) will likely depend on whether inflation comes in lower than expected. Gold could also benefit from lower inflation. Remember, these are just forecasts, and the market can be unpredictable. It’s important to manage your risk and have a trading plan in place. NFP report will also be released this Friday.

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Markets are cautious ahead of key US inflation data release today. EUR/USD and GBP/USD are in a bullish trend with potential for further gains on a breakout. USD/JPY may see renewed buying pressure if the dollar strengthens. Gold could benefit from a hot inflation print but faces resistance at $2370. Silver’s bullish trend may be impacted by tomorrow’s CPI data.

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Market sentiment cautious ahead of Jerome Powell’s speech. Focus on clues about potential September rate cuts in the US. Several currencies show signs of potential trend reversals. Gold’s direction hinges on technical factors and Powell’s comments. Geopolitical tensions and inflation data remain key factors. Volatility may pick up depending on Powell’s comments.

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