American Peterbilt truck on trucking route Interstate 10 in Louisiana. Tim Graham | Getty Images Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell‘s conviction that the inflation winds whipping through the U.S. economy this year soon will subside is not universally shared. In fact, a growing contingent within the Fed’s virtual halls is raising concern that the supply
Month: September 2021
NZD/USD stages a correction after posting strong gains last week. US Dollar Index stays in the positive territory above 92.20. Trading action is likely to remain subdued due to Labor Day holiday in US. The NZD/USD pair gained more than 150 pips last week but struggled to preserve its bullish momentum on Monday. As of
While NASDAQ surged to new record high overnight, overall closes were mixed with DOW slightly down. Asia markets also lack a clear direction. Investors appear to remain cautious ahead of US non-farm payroll report tomorrow. So far, New Zealand and Australian Dollars are the strongest ones for the week. Canadian Dollar is lagging far behind
Gold threatens a triple top If you keep on knocking, eventually they let you in. Gold ran into a wall at $1830 last month and then crumbled as low as $1680 but it impressively got off the mat there and is now back to where it started. That resilience is a sign of strength but
Forex news for Asia trading on Monday 6 September 2021 The USD showed patchy strength in Asia trade to open the week. Trading was thinned out a little with the long weekend in the US and Canada (markets in the US and CAD will be closed Monday). USD/JPY is trading just a little higher, unlike
Gold prices eked out small gains on Friday, buoyed by a weaker dollar, with investors awaiting the US jobs data to gauge the Federal Reserve’s plans to start tapering asset purchases. FUNDAMENTALSSpot gold rose 0.1% to $1,811.79 per ounce by 0115 GMT, but was headed for its first weekly decline in four. US gold futures
A home, available for sale, is shown on August 12, 2021 in Houston, Texas. Brandon Bell | Getty Images Trends in home prices and consumer expectations that were part of data releases Tuesday pointed to more inflationary issues on the horizon for the U.S. economy. The S&P/Case-Shiller index, which measures home prices across 20 major
Gold is holding $1830 as the US dollar inches toward 92.10. US Nonfarm Payrolls print 235,000 on Friday, a big miss. US dollar index is pulling back from four-week lows. Gold is trading around the $1,830 mark after taking out resistance ($1,831) on Friday, after a big miss on the US Nonfarm Payrolls. The US
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Global cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced Sunday that it will roll back product offerings in Singapore amid warnings from financial regulators that the company may have violated payments laws. Beginning Sept. 9, Singaporeans will no longer be able to trade cryptocurrencies or receive payments denominated in the Singapore dollar, better known as SGD, according to a
200 day MA at 1.25326 The USDCAD yesterday moved up to test its falling 200 hour moving average (green line). Sellers leaned against that level and in doing so kept the sellers in control. The price ultimately fell below the recent swing lows down to 1.2568. Today, the pair took a another step with a fall below its 200 day
Fresh highs in GBP and NZD The post-NFP volatility has turned into a slow grind lower for the US dollar and cable (above) is at a new high along with NZD/USD. I think the continuing grind is the right trade but it’s tough to get behind any moves with 3 hours left of trading ahead
PERAK, MALAYSIA/SINGAPORE: In a sprawling oil palm plantation in the Malaysian state of Perak, watermelon seedlings are sprouting from freshly ploughed earth between palm saplings while rented cows graze in overgrown areas of the estate. A coronavirus pandemic-induced labour crunch has forced managers of the 2,000-hectare estate in Slim River to find creative ways to
A Panda Express restaurant displays a “Now Hiring” sign in Tampa, Florida, June 1, 2021. Octavio Jones | Reuters U.S. companies created far fewer jobs than expected in August as the Covid resurgence coincided with cutbacks in hiring, according to a report Wednesday from payroll services firm ADP. Private payrolls rose just 374,000 for the
100 hour MA and swing level at 130.169 The EURJPY has been marching higher since bottoming on August 20. The price had been up for 9 of the last 10 trading days coming into today. The price is currently lower after a double top near 130.736. The subsequent fall took the price below a swing area defined from highs on Wednesday, a few lows
Texas in the winter of 2020 might be just a preview I have been writing lately about natural gas, warning that it’s the next commodity story to go mainstream. Now, it’s happening. The coming winter may give the world a painful lesson in just how pervasive and vital gas has become for the economy. Bloomberg
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