Dow & Nasdaq 100 Hold Firm while Nikkei 225 Drops Back
Some indices have dropped back from their highs of last week, but US markets continue to hold firm.
Some indices have dropped back from their highs of last week, but US markets continue to hold firm.
The Australian central bank increased its official borrowing rate by 25 basis points, in line with recent expectations
This article focuses on the Nasdaq 100 and USD/JPY from a technical standpoint, analyzing major price levels that could act as support or resistance in the coming trading sessions.
Oil prices failed to hold onto early session gains to fall into red for the day. Further downside looks likely below the 100-day MA
Gold consolidates above a key support area as market participants await further clues. DXY remains key as we have a host of Fed Speakers on the docket which could provide some volatility as the week progresses.
This piece employs a technical approach to analyze EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and AUD/USD, with an emphasis on significant price levels that may act as support or resistance in the upcoming trading sessions.
The pound benefitted from last week’s dollar selloff but the pair finds early resistance in a quiet week. Fed speakers emerge to fill the void with UK GDP on Friday
Rand prices faces firm opposition at a key support zone after a sharp appreciation against the USD.
The US dollar continues to move lower and eyes levels last seen nearly two months ago, as rate traders price in 100 basis points of rate cuts in the US next year.
Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 as softer US economic data, a subdued Non-Farm Payrolls and dovish Fed statements led to risk-on sentiment.