Month: February 2021

Private survey (Caixin/Markit) manufacturing PMI due from China today. Official PMIs were out over the weekend: 2130 GMT Australia – AiG Manufacturing PMI for 2200 GMT Australia – Markit Manufacturing PMI for February (final) 2300 GMT Australia CoreLogic house prices for February  0000 GMT Australia – Melbourne Institute monthly CPI inflation for February  prior 0.2%
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NEW DELHI: Physical gold demand in India gained momentum this week as retail buyers and jewellers lapped up bullion at near eight-month low prices, while Singapore continued to see steady interest for both gold and silver. Gold futures in India were trading around Rs 46,000 per 10 grams, not far from the eight-month trough of
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Silver is in the hands of the bulls for the open. Bulls can target the neckline of the daily M-formation’s neckline.  The daily chart has formed a bullish M-formation from which bulls can exploit from an hourly vantage point for bullish conditions and an optimal entry.  Daily chart From an hourly perspective, the immediate resistance
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The RBNZ delivered a more upbeat statement at today meeting. While leaving the monetary policy measures unchanged and warned of the uneven economic recovery, the staff upgraded the economic projections significantly. Policymakers also introduced a new forward guidance which suggests that policy adjustment will only be made until the job market is very tight. Policymakers
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HIGH RISK WARNING: Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk that may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage creates additional risk and loss exposure. Before you decide to trade foreign exchange, carefully consider your investment objectives, experience level, and risk tolerance. You could lose some or all of your initial investment; do
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Just after DOW hit new record high in the middle of last week, the rally was choked by skyrocketing treasury yields. Dollar surprisingly ended as the strongest one for the week, followed by Euro and then Sterling. Australian Dollar suffered most as it reversed some of the month’s gains. Swiss Franc and Yen were the
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