Category Archive: 4) FX Trends
The End Game Approaches
The pendulum of market sentiment swings dramatically. It has swung from nearly everyone and their sister complaining that the Federal Reserve was lagging behind the surge in prices to fear
of a recession.
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Risk Appetites Improve Ahead of the Weekend
Overview: Equities are higher and bonds lower as the week's activity winds down. Asia Pacific markets rallied, paced by more than 2% gains in Hong Kong and South Korea.
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S and P Technical Analysis for 24 June and the week ahead
Looking for ES to reach the close area of 3900 which is the top of the potential range. Profit partial takers will be attracted to sell there, if it gets there, IMHO. We are stll building a base for a bullish reversal in the medium term, but watch your entry price as we are getting to the top of the potential range and you may want to bet that you can get a more attractive lower entry price during next week.
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Nasdaq Technical Analysis for 24 June 2022, NQ1! 11818.00 ▲ +0.69%
Nasdaq futures reached our target of 11800 and looks like is heading towards 3 price points before temporary partial profits takers (sellers) will probably step in.
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Johnson’s Ability to Lead Tories into Victory at Risk with Today’s By-Elections
Overview: Asia Pacific equities were mixed. Gains were recorded in China, Hong Kong, Australia, and India, among the large markets, while Japan was mostly flat and South Korea and Taiwan shares fell.
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Risk Appetites are Fickle
Overview: Yesterday’s strong US equity gains failed to carry over into today’s session. Japanese and Australian shares fared the best among the large Asia Pacific market, with the Nikkei off less than 0.4% and the ASX off less than 0.25%.
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Equities Jump, Dollar Slips, and European Yields Drop
Stocks are rallying. Nearly all the large bourses in the Asia Pacific region rose with China being the noted exception.
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US Holiday Facilitates Consolidative Tone
Overview: Most equity markets in the Asia Pacific region lost ground today. China’s Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and India were notable exceptions.
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Nasdaq Futures, Quick Technical Analysis for 20-21 June, 2022
The bullish reversal attempt we mentioned in our previous Nasdaq technical analysis, is in play, and we have got our eyes on a new trading range for the next 2 days ( 20 and 21 of June 2022 ). NQ Futures price is 11374.75 (▲ +0.69%) at the time of recording.
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With the Central Bank Pivots Discounted, Will the Forex Market Consolidate?
The dramatic moves in the money market were investors discounting the acceleration of the tightening cycle among the major economies.
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Nasdaq Index Technical Analysis created on 17 June 2022
Analyzing and charting the Nasdax Index on the monthly chart. Created on 17 June and relevant for June and July 2022.
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Is a 0.3% Miss on Headline CPI Really Worth a 77 bp Rise in the December Fed Funds Yield?
Overview: Better than expected Chinese data and an unscheduled ECB meeting are the highlights ahead of the North American session that features the May US retail sales report and other high frequency data before the outcome of the FOMC meeting.
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What to expect from the FOMC and where to watch for a market turn
Wednesday's FOMC decision will be a major market mover and could deepen the wounds in financial markets but there's also reason to think that much of the worst is priced in. The US dollar has been extraordinarily strong and is near multi-decade highs on a number of fronts. Could that turn on the FOMC decision?
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Prospects of Aggressive Tightening Sends Shock Waves through the Capital Markets
Overview: The markets' evolving expectations of a more aggressive monetary policy is not limited to the Federal Reserve, where the terminal rate is now straddling the 4% area, around 100 bp above late May levels.
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Dollar Jumps, Stocks and Bonds Slide
The prospect of a more aggressive Federal Reserve policy has spurred a sharp sell-off in global equities and bonds and sent the dollar sharply higher. The large Asia Pacific bourses were off mostly 2%-4%.
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Greenback Poised to Challenge May Highs
The firmer than expected US CPI did not change expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike the Fed funds target by 50 bp on June 15. What it did was boost the chances that the 50 bp steps will continue through at least November.
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Fed 50, BOE 25, and the BOJ to Stand Pat: Week Ahead
Three G7 central banks meet in the coming days, and they dominate the macro stage. The Federal Reserve's meeting concludes on Wednesday, the Bank of England on Thursday, and the Bank of Japan on Friday.
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Over to the ECB
Overview: Equity markets in Asia Pacific and Europe are weaker. The main exception in Asia Pacific was India, where the market rose by about 0.75%.
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