Gold firmed on Friday as the dollar came slightly off two-decade highs, but bullion was set to post its biggest weekly drop in more than a month as the elevated greenback hit demand. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold firmed 0.3% to $1,744.07 per ounce by 0106 GMT. U.S. gold futures rose 0.2% to $1,742.50. * The
Month: July 2022
The stock markets are starting to display some resilience, despite hawkish FOMC minutes. US stocks managed to close higher after initial selloff. Nikkei is also showing some strength in Asian session. Dollar and Yen are retreating mildly while Aussie and Kiwi are trading higher. As for the week, Euro and Sterling remain the runaway loser,
USD/CHF retains five-day uptrend, grinds higher of late. Risk appetite improved amid absence of fresh catalyst to amplify recession woes. Softer data, pre-NFP consolidation also played their roles to adjust market moves. US jobs report for June will be important considering hopes of 0.75% rate hike. USD/CHF grinds higher as the bulls poke the 50-DMA
NASDAQ index back above its 200 hour moving average The NASDAQ index is trading to a new session high. The price just reached 11591.13. The current price is just below that at 11584.67 up 222.84 points or 1.96%. Technically, the price has also moved back above its 200 hour moving average (green line in the
MUFG Research discusses EUR/USD outlook and sees a scope for the pair to fall towards 0.9450 on a break of parity. “It now appears only a matter of time before EUR/USD hits parity for the first time since late in 2002. Beyond parity how much further could the pair fall? Looking at price action in
Gold in the national capital on Thursday slipped by Rs 436 to Rs 50,551 per 10 grams, according to Securities. In the previous trade, the yellow metal had finished at Rs 50,987 per 10 grams. Silver, however, gained Rs 233 to Rs 56,750 per kg from Rs 56,517 in the previous trade. In the international
Sterling recovers today, in particular against Euro and Swiss Franc, after Boris Johnson resigns as UK Prime Minister. But Aussie is so far still the strongest for the day. Euro remains generally weak but Dollar and Yen are also paring some recent gains. For the week, Aussie is the best performer for now, followed by
In this article SSNNF 2330-TW 2303-TW .FKRX300 Samsung shares rose on Thursday, dragging Asian chipmakers higher after the South Korean technology giant posted “better than feared” earnings guidance for the second quarter. The numbers assuaged investors’ concerns about rising inflation, deteriorating consumer demand and higher material costs for semiconductor firms, though analysts cautioned that demand
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GBP/USD Forecast: Pound tests key resistance, UK PM Johnson expected to resign GBP/USD has reversed its direction and climbed toward the 1.2000 area after having slumped to its lowest level in more than a year at 1.1876 on Wednesday. The positive shift witnessed in risk sentiment helps the pair preserve its recovery momentum and buyers
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board has come out swinging against Gary Gensler’s “legendary” resistance to approving a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). The hard-hitting opinion piece, published on Wednesday, July 6 called out the Gensler-led Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for overt inconsistencies in how the commission handles applications for Bitcoin-related exchange-traded products (ETPs)
For today (05 July, 2022), this technical analysis applies ONLY IF AND WHEN Dow Jones crosses up 30650 after the market open. It can also apply for swing traders that would like to consider a Long, but only if and after Dow Jones futures (YM) closes a 4 hour candle above 30650 Credit Suisse slashed
Japan media reports that Tokyo is considering tightening up COVID restricitons Goldman Sachs’ 3 reasons warn of a more severe recession in the U.S., U.K., and Canada BOJ said to be fully committed to its easing policy. … D’uh Shanghai reports a big jump in new COVID cases Australian trade balance for May AUD +15,965m
Gold prices edged up on Thursday, from their multi-month lows hit in the previous session. However, the relief might be temporary, experts warned. An elevated dollar pressurised the safe bullion. Gold futures on were trading higher, gaining 0.29 per cent or Rs 148 at Rs 50,648 per 10 grams. Similarly, silver futures traded were up
Recession fear is currently the main theme in the markets, with Euro and Sterling hardest hit in the currency markets. Canadian Dollar is somewhat a distant third weakest, as dragged down by oil prices. Nevertheless, Aussie and Kiwi are relatively resilient. Yen and Dollar are at par in strength for now. But they could soon
During the week, the New Zealand dollar is down 0.82%. The market sentiment is mixed as US equities rally alongside safe-haven currencies. The Fed to hike 75 bps in the July meeting, as shown by June’s FOMC minutes. The New Zealand dollar drops for the second straight day but trades within the boundaries of Tuesday’s
Following our tecnical analysis yesterday, the S&P Futures (ES), despite selling hard on the first half of yesterday, is continuing to show reslience and we maintain our bullish bias Today’s video analysis of the S&P Futures shows that it is still creating higher lows and reclaiming higher price levels on the volume profile of the
A Sun reporter says the 1922 Executive Committee have changed the rules around party leadership, presumably to allow MPs to vote to remove Boris Johnson. Here’s more of the latest state of play from Chris Mason at the BBC: A group of cabinet ministers are about to tell the Prime Minister to resign, including the
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