Category Archive: 4) FX Trends
The USD continues its move to the downside. Central bank heads set to speak.
Powelll, BOE Bailey, ECB Lagarde, BOJ Ueda all expected to speak on a panel in Sintra today.
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Dollar Drop Gains Momentum and US Rates Extend Decline
Overview: An accelerated run on the US dollar continues. The euro, sterling, Australian and New Zealand dollars have risen to new highs. The greenback has dropped to new lows since 2015 against the Swiss franc. Japan's efforts to protect its rice farmers triggered the ire of President Trump. The "reciprocal tariffs," which could come back …
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The Greenback is Finishing the Month Quietly, while PBOC Fixes the Dollar at New Lows for the Year
Overview: The US dollar is consolidating in mostly narrow ranges against the G10 currencies. It is trading mostly softer against emerging markets currencies. The news stream features further progress of the US budget bill, which dropped the onerous "revenge tax" (Section 899), and there is talk of as many as a dozen trade framework agreements …
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Crude Oil Pullback: Time to Trade Oil Short? | market outlook: oil trading | 25.06.2025
Crude oil trading is heating up again as prices retreat after a strong bullish push. With bearish signals still in play and geopolitical tension cooling off, is this the start of a deeper correction—or just a pause before another surge? This week’s Exness Market Outlook breaks down what matters, from key US data like GDP and the PCE index to Powell’s testimony. How will it all impact your strategy to trade oil? Watch now to stay ahead of the next...
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July 2025 Monthly
The second half of 2025 begins not with optimism, but with fatigue. The global economy is not collapsing, but it is clearly bending under strain—economic, geopolitical, and institutional. What is taking shape is not a soft landing, but something more sobering: a slower, structurally weaker cycle in a more dangerous and fragile world.Three developments define …
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Dollar Stabilizes after Yesterday’s Shellacking but Finds Little Traction
The US dollar has steadied today after yesterday's shellacking that saw it fall to new multiyear lows against the euro and sterling and 10-year lows against the Swiss franc. The news stream is somewhat more supportive today, with trade deals said to be in the works, in addition to the confirmation/clarification of an agreement with China.
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Nasdaq Technical Analysis, think opposite of what most are thinking (they are bullish)
Watch why this spot may be attracting profit takers.
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Dollar Pummeled on Risk to Fed’s Independence
The US dollar was weak yesterday, but it has been pummeled today. It is down against the G10 currencies and all but the Russian ruble and Turkish lira among emerging market currencies. The proximate trigger of today's sell-off were news reports that a successor to Fed Chair Powell could be announced in a few months.
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Nasdaq Technical Analysis (do not short, yet)
This market is still grinding up. See why and where it might change.
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The EURUSD and GBPUSD failed after making new highs yesterday but the declines are modest
The USDJPY is higher today and corrects some of the sharp declines seen over the last few days.
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Markets Enjoy A Calm Moment
Overview: After a volatile start to the week, the capital markets are quieter and the ceasefire between Israel and Iran appears to be holding. The Trump administration is challenging reports that claim the barrage of US bombs merely set back the Iranian nuclear project by a few months. No coup de grace was delivered. The … Continue...
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EURUSD is breaking to new highs for the year and going back to 2021. What next?
Close risk for the EURUSD is now at 1.1614 to 1.16297. That swing area is the highs from June.
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