The FOMC meeting today will determine if interest rates are kept at current rate or cut. The expectation is for a revised dot plot indicating fewer rate cuts than previously anticipated, potentially strengthening the dollar and weakening risk assets.

The US Federal Reserve meeting today is a key event that could impact all major currencies. Risk aversion due to the French election and weak economic data is putting pressure on the Euro, Aussie dollar, and gold. The US dollar and Japanese yen are benefiting from this risk aversion.

The US Dollar is strengthening against most major currencies due to strong economic data. Several currencies are expected to see limited movement or potential reversals in the coming days. Gold and Oil remain under downward pressure.

The strong US jobs report last Friday sent shockwaves through the system, leading investors to reconsider their expectations for the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions. This week’s all eyes are on inflation data (CPI) and the outcome of the Fed meeting. These will determine if the desired “soft landing” for the economy is possible and if the stock market rally can continue. Keep an eye out for other important economic […]

The markets are awaiting the ECB interest rate decision today, which could have a significant impact on the euro and other currencies. Investors are also keeping an eye on US economic data, such as nonfarm payrolls, which is expected to be released today. Investors are also looking ahead to the Bank of Japan meeting next week to see if they will take steps towards policy normalization. Gold prices are benefiting […]

The US dollar is expected to strengthen against most currencies due to potential strong US data. Central bank meetings (ECB, BOC) and their impact on interest rates will be key factors.

USD likely strengthens, pressuring EUR, GBP, JPY. EUR/USD, GBP/USD may fall on weak support. AUD/USD down on weak data, could weaken further. USD/CHF flat to weak. Silver, Gold may correct despite bullish signs.

This week’s economic releases will be crucial for shaping market sentiment. A dovish tilt from central banks and signs of a softening US labor market could trigger a rally in bonds and equities, while a stronger-than-expected jobs report could dampen hopes for Fed rate cuts and boost the US dollar.

The US dollar’s strength is under question due to weaker than expected US GDP data. The Eurozone is anticipating inflation data and a potential ECB rate cut on June 6th. JPY carry trade strategies might be losing their appeal due to rising JGB yields. The Canadian dollar is under pressure due to the Fed’s delayed rate cuts. The Swiss franc is strengthening on the back of stronger-than-expected GDP data and […]

The US Dollar is expected to strengthen against most currencies in the short term, especially if US data comes in strong. The Euro and British Pound could see some weakness due to potential rate cuts by the ECB and Bank of England respectively. The Australian and New Zealand Dollars could see some short-term strength due to recent economic data, but the outlook is uncertain in the long term.