Gold Prices Fall in Response to Rising Yields, USD Post-FOMC
Gold prices fell with greater momentum at the start of what is meant to be a quiet week on the economic calendar front. US yields and the dollar continued to rise after NFP
Gold prices fell with greater momentum at the start of what is meant to be a quiet week on the economic calendar front. US yields and the dollar continued to rise after NFP
The Euro was already under pressure against the Dollar thanks to a storming US labor market. More evidence of Germany’s economic woes only added to it
The US benchmark is closing back in on December’s lows despite a US jobs report which doesn’t exactly look awful for energy demand
Outlook on FTSE 100, CAC 40 and S&P 500 as major company earnings by the ‘magnificent seven’ are out of the way.
The Aussie dollar was unable to recover lost ground from Friday’s NFP print while the local index also took a turn for the worse as beleaguered Chinese stocks fell further
A very volatile week ended with a massive NFP beat sending the US dollar to a multi-week high. US indices continue to rally, while gold drifts lower.
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the U.S. dollar's fundamental and technical outlook, with a specific focus on EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD. The piece also offers insights into critical price levels for the week ahead.
This article focuses on the technical outlook for three U.S. dollar pairs: EUR/USD. USD/JPY and GBP/USD, dissecting important price levels that should be on every trader's radar in the coming days following the U.S. employment report.
The latest US Jobs Report smashed market estimates, sending the US dollar higher going into the weekend
OPEC maintained their output policy and will meet in March to determine Q2 levels. Oil has fallen notably this week as concern around China’s uneven recovery gains pace