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  1. EUR/USD towards 1.1305 as threat of Russian aggression grows heavier EUR/USD rallies early in the day as risk appetite fades with major Asian indexes printed in red. The EUSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.2 percent, while Japan’s Nikkei index lost 2.5 percent. At 1.1353, the Euro is now steady on the day against the US Dollar after correcting a significant portion of Friday’s sell-off to a high of 1.1369. A tumultuous start to the week following last week’s alarming US inflation figures combined with the threat of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone for an hour on Saturday about what many see as a last-ditch effort to repel Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. However, the call brought no fundamental change to the deepening crisis, although the United States and Russia agreed to remain engaged in the coming days, according to a senior US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity reported to journalists. The official also told reporters that “Russia may decide to take military action anyway.” Meanwhile, there is speculation that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates by 50 basis points in March with talk of an emergency hike between meetings. That was boosted in part by the timing of the Fed board’s caucus on Monday, even though the event was supposed to be routine. However, not all members of the Fed sing from the same hymn. While Hawk and St. Louis Fed James Bullard debates 50 basis point hike at March meeting, San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly down played the need for a half point move in an interview on Sunday . Daly thinks being too “brutal and belligerent” politically can backfire. Fed President James Bullard will be in the spotlight late Monday, with his recent calls for a more aggressive stance by the Fed, meaning a 100 basis point tightening in June. As for the other events of the week, minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting will be released and traders will keep an eye on discussions regarding short-term policy plans. Analysts at TD Securities explained that the market will be eyeing balance sheet normalization plans, following the announcement of the “principles” for normalization in January data, the added the analyst. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  2. NZD / USD struggles to strengthen US dollar despite high inflation expectations of Reserve Bank of New Zealand At 0.6658, the NZD / USD fell 0.17% on the day as the greenback continues to dominate the top of the forex leaderboard. On a time basis, the US dollar is ahead while commodity currencies are behind. “CPI inflationary pressures remain strong in the short term, which should be reflected in rent and grocery prices next week,” ANZ Bank analysts said earlier. This should eventually take heat away from the CPI. ” Meanwhile, the market is increasing overnight volatility as it does not move the needle and instead the US consumer price index heats up, leading to bilateral price behavior on New York Day. In , the data was accompanied by a very positive comment from Federal Reserve voting member James Bullard. His rhetoric caused a wave of bets on aggressive rate hikes. Bullard told Bloomberg that he hopes to raise 100 basis points by July and can consider raising rates between meetings. This has led some Fd watchers to talk about rate hikes prior to the March meeting. Interest rate futures rose 50 basis points next month, shifting to a above-average possibility of tightening more than 160 basis points by the end of the year. According to data on Thursday, , the US consumer price index rose 7.5% year-on-year in January, surpassing 6% for the fourth straight month, slightly above economists’ forecast of 7.3%. rice field. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  3. GBP/USD steady in Asia ahead of key US CPI data GBP/USD is steady on the day and patiently waits between 1.3526 and 1.3538 ahead of today’s key event in the US Consumer Price Index. The British Pound initially benefited from a weak Dollar at the start of the week and calmed central bank sentiment at the European Central Bank. However, sterling eased slightly against a stronger currency amid deep and lingering uncertainty over the future course of the Bank of England’s monetary policy. Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill explained that it makes sense for central banks to step back from providing detailed guidance on the policy outlook, as Reuters reports. Meanwhile, money markets value the BoE’s expected rate hikes at 25 basis points in March and 125 basis points in December 2022. As a result, the pound could rise as the face correction in the greenback more than the euro on the central bank. divergent. The CPI print could provide support to the bearish US Dollar today if the market continues to give further hawkish signs on the pace of Federal Reserve monetary tightening in the data. Whether. A higher number is expected to signal stronger interest rate hikes and should lift the value of the greenback across the board. That metric is expected to be up 0.5 percent month-on-month in January and 7.3 percent on the year, according to economists polled by Reuters. To the Fed speakers, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester spoke on Wednesday and argued that future rate hikes after March will depend on the strength of inflation and the extent of its moderation or existence. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said he remains on track for a slightly faster rate hike this year. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  4. XAU/USD bulls advance but may run on empty product Gold (XAU/USD) took advantage of the greenback’s bid as Asian stocks rallied on Wednesday on the back of a strong equity performance on Wall Street. US Treasury yields are holding highs near multi-year highs ahead of this week’s closely watched US inflation data. The DXY, an index that measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, is down about 0.13% at press time while XAU/USD is up 0.14% for yesterday’s business. However, there are solid reasons the greenback is in action and gold’s error could be challenged sooner as the consumer price index is expected to reinforce expectations that the US Federal Reserve interest rates will be raised next month. If there’s a stronger-than-expected number, that could give the deal a larger 50 basis point gain. The bulls face an area of liquidity that could lead to supply entering the market, which will generally cap the price. This brings focus to the downside, leaving $1,811 vulnerable. Gold bulls (XAU/USD) appear to be losing momentum after three consecutive days trending up to 15-day highs, falling to $1,825 during Wednesday’s Asian session . In doing so, the yellow metal represents market anxiety over key US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data amid high multi-month Treasury yields and inflation expectations. America’s dimming. Benchmark 10-year US Treasury yields remained more flat at 1.956% after rising the previous day to their highest levels since late 2019. On the contrary, US inflation expectations, as measured by the 10year breakeven inflation rate per the St. Louis Federal Reserve (FRED) data, remain sluggish around a three-month low flashed during late January, recently around 2.42%. That said, global traders remain anxious over the January inflation figures following the Fed`s upbeat performance. However, another player in the bull`s league, namely the European Central Bank (ECB), tried placating the reflation fears of late. Also contributing to the gold`s upside momentum is the looming risk of a Russian invasion of Ukraine and the US China trade tussles. On the same line are the latest comments from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) that was quoted in the South China Morning Post (SCMP) as saying, “China should `support and guide` the healthy development of capital, and prevent the `barbaric growth of capital.` It`s worth observing that the positive comments from Dr. Anthony Fauci, a leading US health expert, underpin the market`s optimism. However, concerns about the regeneration process are dominating and challenging the public’s optimism in favor of gold prices. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  5. USD/CAD biggest daily cut in a month drops below 1.2700 amid oil price drop USD/CAD is filling a wound around 1.2675 during Tuesday’s mid-Asia session, following its biggest daily drop in four weeks. Cautious market optimism lowers prices of Canada’s main export, WTI crude, to support the latest rally. However, mixed concerns and a sense of caution ahead of the US and Canadian December trade numbers seem to be testing the Loonie pair’s recent corrective downside. That said, WTI Crude Oil prices extend the previous decline from multi-day highs, falling 0.4% on the day around $90.00 by press time. In doing so, the black gold seems to justify the recent pause in US Treasury yields, after falling from two-year highs on Monday. The Sino-US trade wars and recent disappointing China data also pose challenges for oil traders. However, it should be noted that the risk of a war between Russia and Ukraine and concerns about the inability of OPEC+ members to meet production targets are raising hopes among oil buyers’ energy. Elsewhere, trucking protests in Canada and the US-China trade wars also seem to boost USD/CAD amid a slowing Asian session. Against this backdrop, 10-year US Treasury yields rose 1.6 basis points to 1.93%, near their highest levels since late 2020, while equity futures of the US, the nearest slight increase was around 4,485. That said, benchmark US Tbond coupons fell from two-year highs the previous day as Wall Street closed slowly. Additionally, stocks in the Asia-Pacific region are also rallying to reflect a slightly more positive market sentiment. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  6. AUD/USD grinds higher towards 0.7100 as softer China Caixin Services PMI probe bulls AUD/USD pauses the corrective pullback round intraday excessive close to 0.7080 after China flashed downbeat information on their go back all through Monday’s Asian session. Also tough the AUD/USD charges are geopolitical anxiety surrounding Russia and the marketplace’s indecision over the following movements of the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). China Caixin Services PMI dropped to 51.four in January, as opposed to 52.nine marketplace consensus and 53.1 prior. Earlier within side the day, Australia’s Retail Sales output for Q4 inspired AUD/USD shoppers because the figures rose to an all-time excessive. “Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Monday confirmed retail income rose 8.2% while adjusted for inflation within side the area to A$93.2 billion ($65.ninety billion). That became without difficulty the most important growth on report and beat forecasts of 8.1%,” stated Reuters. It’s really well worth noting that the retreat within side the US Treasury yields additionally enables AUD/USD buyers to pare the latest losses after declining for the ultimate consecutive days. It’s really well worth noting that the distinctly upbeat US jobs file for January prompted the United States dollar’s rebound from a three-week low and reduce the Aussie pair’s weekly profits nearly via way of means of a half. That stated, the United States 10-12 months Treasury yield presently retreats from a -12 months excessive whilst the United States inventory futures and Asia-Pacific equities waft lower. IN addition to the information and Treasury yields, indecision over the Fed’s subsequent move, coupled with the hawkish hopes from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in spite of the today’s careful conversation upload to the AUD/USD pair’s latest sideways performance. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  7. US dollar is helpless before US Nonfarm Payrolls, 94.60’s and 95.80’s peered toward The dollar record (DXY) fell vigorously on Thursday to a more than fourteen day low as national banks play find the Federal Reserve while, simultaneously, Fed authorities have toned down super hawkish way of talking. The euro, by a wide margin, the biggest part of the file, making up 57.6% of the DXY container, bounced against the dollar after remarks from Europea Central Bank president Christine Lagarde fuelled assumptions for quicker money related strategy tightening. When she was addressed about whether the ECB was “far-fetched” to raise rates this year, Lagarde said it would survey conditions cautiously and be “information subordinate”. This leaves March as a key gathering where the ECB could flag a significantly more hawkish position. Eurozone currency markets are presently estimating a 80% opportunity of a 10 bps climb in June and a practically 100 percent chance of 40 bps of climbs by year-end, from a 90% opportunity of 30 bps climbs before Lagarde’s question and answer session. In the mean time, the Bank of England raised financing costs to 0.5% and almost a large portion of its policymakers needed a more critical increment to contain uncontrolled value pressures. This also has overloaded the DXY. GBP makes up 11.9% of the list. In any case, other than the hawkishness at national banks, the US dollar has unhinged for the current week from the Fed-bid. The blend of less hawkish comments toward the beginning of the week from a tune of Fed authorities, more vulnerable positions information and a slide in ISM administrations from the earlier month are pulling the DXY lower. Hazard hunger has likewise returned creeping into worldwide business sectors. DXY fell under 96 DXY on Thursday as an outcome. The spotlight will currently be on Friday’s Nonfarm Payroll. Payrolls probably plunged in January, yet simply because of brief Omicron aftermath because of the huge number of individuals phoning in debilitated early the month before. This would be relied upon to be reflected in the information. Experts at TD Securities contended that ”few Fed authorities have effectively clarified that they will limit feeble information as brief. Likewise, we see potential gain hazard on normal hourly profit, with a generally solid pattern prone to be added to by transitory Omicron impacts connecting with the arrangement of payrolls and the length of the week’s worth of work. Our 0.6% MoM gauge for hourly income suggests 5.3% YoY, up from 4.7% YoY in December.” The Federal Reserve is relied upon to glance through any close to term shortcoming in the work market, and in this way will climb in March no matter what the upcoming positions information result, as experts at Brown Brothers Harriman clarified. ”In the event that work market shortcoming continues for a very long time past this, the Fed will reexamine its probably rate way.” Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  8. XAU/USD is helpless before national bank occasions and US occupations information At $1,808.20, gold is level on the meeting up to this point and minimal shifted over the direction of the beyond couple of meetings holding over the key $1,800 per ounce level. In any case, there has been an attention on the US dollar and US Treasury yields that have both withdrawn after a mistake in US occupations information. Spot gold (XAU/USD) is strong on the premise that the greenback stretched out its misfortunes to an in excess of a one-week low on Wednesday. In what may be considered as a negative preface to this present Friday’s Nonfarm Payrolls, a dunk in the US private area work for January because of the increment in COVID-19 contaminations has burdened the US dollar. In late New York early evening time exchanging on Wednesday, US rate prospects evaluated in around 4.7 climbs this year, or 118.6 premise points of strategy fixing, down from the five rate increments seen throughout the most recent two days, Reuters announced. ”Fates likewise showed the likelihood of a 50-premise point climb in March has settled at 12.5%, from as high as 32% toward the end of last week.” In the mean time, examiners at TD Securities clarified, ”the frail positions print that we’re expecting is probably not going to influence the Fed from its definitively hawkish tone. All things being equal, we anticipate that the national bank should look past late shortcoming as being connected with Omicron’s aftermath.” In the interim, on the international front, the US will send additional soldiers to safeguard Eastern Europe from an expected overflow from the massing of Russian soldiers close to Ukraine, US authorities said on Wednesday, Reuters providing details regarding the matter. Gold is a place of refuge resource and could profit from increased strain in the locale. Ultimately, the experts at TD Securities noticed the impact of Chinese investment on the lookout. ”Considering that Chinese interest predominantly upheld gold lately, an occasional break following Lunar New Year could check the finish of strong Chinese interest, recommending costs are powerless against a more profound union on the side of our strategic short gold situation.” To this end, the investigators said, ”CTA pattern adherents are set to continue liquidations except if costs break $1820/oz on the meeting. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  9. AUD/USD withdraws from week after week top close 0.7150 as RBA’s Lowe sounds wary AUD/USD bulls rest around the week by week top, facilitating to 0.7135, on RBA Governor Philip Lowe’s mindful confidence during early Wednesday. All things considered, the danger gauge stays firmer for the third successive day up 0.12% intraday at the most recent. As well as emphasizing the RBA proclamation, Governor Lowe likewise states, “Too soon to finish up expansion is economically inside target range.” However, the bulls stay confident as the policymaker specifies, “Most horrendously awful of troublesome financial impacts from omicron now behind us.” On Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) officially reported a finish to the Quantitative Easing (QE) and passed on any expectations of additional recuperation in expansion and GDP. However, the Aussie national bank’s dismissal of the prompt rate climb concerns and remarks like, “Expansion has gotten, it is too soon to presume that it is economically inside the objective band,” at first burdened the AUD/USD. Be that as it may, milder US Dollar Index (DXY) and perky execution of values and gold appeared to have supported the AUD/USD pair’s recuperation moves towards reviving the week after week top.Hazard hunger worked on the earlier day regardless of blended remarks from the US Federal Reserve (Fed) authorities and the as of late firmer US information, not to fail to remember uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine issues. While depicting something very similar, the US 10-year Treasury yields snapped a two-day downtrend to recapture 1.80%, as of late lazy around a similar level. However, the Wall Street benchmarks printed gains and help the S&P 500 Futures to stay firm around 4,555 at the most recent. All things considered, the US ISM Services PMI for January rose to 57.6 versus 57.5 expected, denoting the twentieth consecutive extension of the assembling action, which thusly permitted the Fed to keep its hawkish predisposition. Nonetheless, late Fedspeak has been befuddling and tests the US dollar bulls in front of the key US occupations report for January, ready for distributing on Friday. To make reference to Fedspeak, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said on Tuesday that there is a “genuine risk” of expansion assumptions floating from the Fed’s 2.0% objective to 4% or higher. Then again, St Louis Fed President James Bullard said that he thinks it is an open inquiry whether the Fed should turn out to be more prohibitive (for example raise rates over the “impartial” 2.0%-2.5% zone). Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  10. Gold holds in bullish territory, bulls anticipate the RBA to doubtlessly weigh the dollar down At $1,797.38, Gold (XAU/USD) is flat in Asia as markets consolidate earlier than what should come to be a risky set of buying and selling days beforehand for the relaxation of the week. The monetary calendar is jam-filled with occasions that could be predicted to transport the needle with inside the yellow steel. Trading in Asian hours are predicted to stay subdued with numerous markets on excursion for the Lunar New Year, however, the Reserve Bank of Australia should disenchanted the peace and quiet. Expectations are constructing that Governor Philip Lowe will capitulate on his previous conviction that an hobby charge upward thrust this yr became unlikely. This should rock the dollar and sooner or later assist gold costs better, The greenback index (DXY), which measures the dollar towards six rivals, ticked 0.05% better to 96.715, slightly creating a dent in Monday`s 0.59% drop. It became at an nearly 19-month excessive of 97.441 on the quit of closing week, as buyers attempted to 2nd bet the Federal Reserve’s movements for the yr beforehand, in part pricing in a 50 foundation factor charge hike in March. Gold (XAU/USD) customers flirt with the $1,800 threshold, preserving the preceding day`s leap off a seven-week low at some stage in a quiet Asian consultation on Tuesday. In doing so, the valuable steel ignores downbeat US inventory futures, in addition to gradual Treasury yields, after blended updates from the Fed and fantastic information over the Russia-Ukraine tussles appear to have recalled the customers. Having witnessed the Fed`s hawkish halt the closing week, numerous Fed policymakers conveyed their dissatisfaction with the better inflation and preferred charge hikes in March. However, a loss of readability at the tempo of charge carry appears to have weighed at the US Dollar Index (DXY), which in flip preferred gold, the preceding day. Among the important thing Fed audio system had been Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic and Kansas City Fed President Esther George, now no longer to overlook Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly. Elsewhere, the Washington Post (WaPo) conveyed the information of Russian reaction to americaA inspiration over Ukraine, bringing up a nameless Senior Diplomat. “The Russian authorities have added a written reaction to a U.S. inspiration aimed toward de-escalating the Ukraine crisis.” It`s really well worth noting that UK PM Boris Johnson is likewise scheduled to go to Ukraine on Tuesday while US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov may also preserve conferences today. In addition to the blended Fed updates and receding stress at the Russia-Ukraine issue, a mild calendar and the market`s interest off the Fed`s hawkish conversation additionally preferred the Wall Street benchmarks to submit an upbeat begin to the week. The equal challenged America 10-yr Treasury yields at the same time as America Dollar Index (DXY) dropped the maximum in a month, which in flip sponsored gold customers. Looking forward, gold buyers will preserve their eyes at the US ISM Manufacturing PMI for January, predicted 57.five as opposed to 58.7 previous, for fast direction. However, predominant interest could be given to the Fedspeak and traits regarding Russia. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  11. EUR/USD bears are in town, but face an important long-term support wall EUR/USD is up barely on the begin of the week, buying and selling 0.10% better on the time of writing. The bulls are enticing at a crucial aid degree at the charts, as illustrated below. Meanwhile, the greenback remains close to a 12 months-and-a-1/2 of excessive in opposition to the euro with equities markets volatility predicted to underpin the dollar on a completely busy time table for the week ahead. The markets will eye the approaching Australian, UK and European valuable financial institution conferences as the important thing occasions even as persevering with to charge the Federal reserve`s hawkish dominance into the marketplace. This has been assisting the greenback index (DXY), which measures the dollar in opposition to six essential friends with inside the 97.00 areas. Friday’s 18-month pinnacle of 97.441 turned into a crucial milestone that has set the scene for the week ahead. The dollar had its fine week in seven months closing week supported with the aid of using buyers searching for protection amid a sell-off in riskier assets. With the marketplace pricing extra than 90% risk of as a minimum 4 charge hikes with the aid of using the cease of the 12 months and a 67% risk of as a minimum five, the dollar stays underpinned. However, the facts this week should rock the apple cart. US payroll figures are out on Friday. ”Consensus sees 150k jobs introduced vs. 199k in December, even as the Unemployment Rate is visible regular at three.9% and common hourly income are visible selecting as much as 5.2% YoY from 4.7% in December,” analysts at Brown Brothers Harriman said. Other key occasions for America will consist of the ADP document that gives its private-area jobs estimate Wednesday, with consensus at 200k vs. 807k in December. The analysts additionally referred to that the December JOLTS task openings may be suggested Tuesday announcing that 10.three mln are predicted and defined that this ought to assist spherical out the hard work marketplace picture. ”Barring a whole disintegrate within side the economy, the Fed goes on the belief that we’re nearing complete employment and could preserve to tighten till the facts warrant a pause.” Meanwhile, the European Central Bank additionally has a coverage assembly Thursday. The valuable financial institution is on cruise manipulate, as a minimum for the primary 1/2 of of 2002, however analysts are beginning to warn that drawing near charge hikes from the Fed will cut back the ECB’s window for action. ‘The ECB is in cruise manipulate for 2022H1, and we assume little alternate in messaging at this week’s coverage decision, specially as no new forecasts may be released,” analysts at TD Securities defined. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  12. GBP/JPY tracks sustained break above 154.75 amid impending bearish crossover GBP/JPY builds on three-day bullish momentum as bulls eye maintains movement above recent highs near 154.75. The ongoing recovery over the past decade can be attributed to the Fed’s hawkish outlook on interest rates and a shrinking balance sheet, which sent USD/JPY up sharply along with the US dollar and profit margins i.e. US dollars. Additionally, a major breakout in the US fourth quarter annual GDP data also fueled the US Dollar’s upside momentum, helping the upside seen in USD/JPY, as well as GBP/JPY. Meanwhile, the sense of calm before the Russia-Ukraine crisis, as the US sought to defuse diplomatic tensions, weighed on the appeal of the Japanese yen, which in turn contributed to a rise in the GBP/USD exchange rate JPY. On the other hand, the impending Brexit and political instability in the UK continue to keep the GBP bears alive and happy. The Irish Democratic Unionist Party`s (DUP) First Minister Paul Givan said that the UK must take action if the European Union (EU) agreement cannot be reached by February 21. Meanwhile, members of the UK PM Boris Johnson`s Conservatives party are considering their options, as pressure mounts on Johnson over his involvement in the violation of government rules during the covid lockdown in the country. Looking ahead, markets will remain focused on the geopolitical developments and UK political news ahead of the US PCE inflation release. From a short term technical perspective, GBP/JPY is trying hard to extend the upside towards 155.00 but bulls remain cautious amid a looming bear cross on the daily sticks. The 50Daily Moving Average (DMA) is on the verge of cutting the 100DMA for the downside, which will flash a bearish signal. Immediate resistance is seen at 154.75, above which the 155.00 round will be tested. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  13. USD/JPY takes the bids to refresh weekly top, jumped the most in 14 days post-Fed USD/JPY justifies hawkish Fed showdown whilst taking the bids close to 114.75, up 0.15% intraday to refresh weekly pinnacle as Tokyo opens for Thursday. The yen pair rose the maximum in 3 weeks after the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) matched hawkish expectancies with the aid of using the marketplace because it flagged hobby price hikes amid inflation woes. The US Federal Reserve (Fed) saved benchmark hobby charges and tapering goals intact at some point of Wednesday`s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. However, the exciting element from the Monetary Policy Statement was, “The Committee expects it’s going to quickly be suitable to elevate the goal variety for the federal budget price.” Fed Chairman Jerome Powell additionally spoke in sync with the hawkish indicators from the United States crucial financial institution whilst saying, “There`s masses of room to elevate charges.” Though, his feedback like, “The price-hike direction might depend upon incoming information and cited that it is `impossible` to predict,” regarded to have probed the USD/JPY bulls later on earlier than the modern-day run-up. It`s really well worth noting that the United States caution to scrap Nordstorm 2 oil pipeline address Russia if it invades Ukraine and the report excessive covid numbers in Japan are probable to nited States T-bond yields live more impregnable round 1.87% whilst the S&P 500 Futures print moderate profits with the aid of using the click time. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  14. XAU/USD is in a bullish zone near the key $1,850 level Gold (XAU/USD) remains in bullish territory near the psychological $1,850 level as the market awaits key Federal Reserve results during today’s midday New York session. On the other hand, the US dollar is under pressure to test the resilience of the 96 figure in the DXY, an indicator that measures the greenback against several major currencies. There are a number of factors influencing the US dollar case, ranging from less aggressive month-end results from the Fed and the bond market’s lack of expectations for an ultra-fast rate hike by the Fed. This was evident during Tuesday’s five-year Treasury auction. The high bid-to-bid ratio is the same as the yield when the US sells the 5-year bond at 1.533% compared to the WI of 1.547% when it sells $55 billion. This is the highest yield since October 2019. The previous was 1.263% and the hedging bid was at 2.50 versus 2.41 previously. This suggests that the market may be pricing the Fed too hawkish in the medium term, which has weighed on the US Dollar. For the Fed, “The fact that funds are likely to raise rates in March has been well communicated, so the ‘prepare for takeoff’ signal will not move the market. More important will be any indication of the likely pace of tightening, via QT as well as fund rates, in the next year/year,” TD Securities analysts argued. The yellow metal rallied for the past two days in a row, also breaching the key northbound barrier a day earlier, as traders flocked to traditional risk-off amid market worries about where to go next for the US Federal Reserve (Fed). Adding to the upside could be geopolitical tensions and pessimistic economic forecasts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Fed hawks rejected US Consumer Confidence numbers weaker than CB and Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index on firmer US inflation expectations, over 10 breakeven inflation rate year according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED). gold buyers. The inflation gauge rose for a third consecutive day on Tuesday after falling to its lowest level since September on Jan. 20. In a different development, the United States, United Kingdom and European Union ( EU) is determined to impose economic sanctions on Russia if it invades Ukraine, which keeps geopolitical concerns on the table. In addition, the IMF’s No. 2 official, Gita Gopinath, a day earlier made pessimistic economic forecasts as Omicron spreads. “We expect global growth this year to be 4.4%, 0.5 percentage points lower than expected, mainly due to a downgrade in the US and China,” the IMF’s Gopinath told Reuters. Additionally, the recent passage of the US COMPETITION Act is providing further support to gold prices amid concerns about an escalation in the US-China relationship. Amid mood swings, US Treasury yields remained behind as S&500 futures posted the latest slight gains. That said, Wall Street posted losses and the US Dollar Index (DXY) rallied a day earlier. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  15. NZD/USD hit by a toxic cocktail with risk themes Down around 0.15%, NZD/USD is currently trading near 0.6690 and is moving between a low of 0.6670 and a high of 0.6709. Escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine became the driving force as investors pounced on the Federal Reserve on Wednesday, As a result, the S&P 500 went so far after a correction, its first. first since the 2020 crash in the world. market caused by the coronavirus pandemic. However, US stocks ended higher on Monday after reversing heavy losses early in a late rebound ahead of megacap tech earnings and this week’s Federal Reserve policy meeting. The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.6% to 13,855.13, turning green in a strong last-minute reversal. The S&P 500 gained 0.3% to 4,410.13 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average also gained 0.3% to 34,364.50. Meanwhile, ‘data points to a slowdown in economic activity at the start of the year, amid broader inflation concerns’, said analysts at ANZ Bank. This week, the Consumer Price Index will be the focus on this issue. “The 10% increase in oil prices from Q4 will make transportation a major contributor to equities with upside risk coming from housing, mainly due to spending,” TD Securities analysts explained commodity prices increased and consensus was faster,” explained TD Securities analysts. “A print close to 6%, a 3-decade high is unlikely to trigger a significant market reaction, but a print that matches the RBNZ forecast of 5.7% YoY would lead to a rally recover. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  16. USD/JPY renews weekly lows below 114.00 as profits drop, BOJ Minute USD/JPY remains down for the third day in a row, down 0.30% on the day around 113.85 when Tokyo opens on Friday. The yen pair depicts market risk aversion while tracking falling Treasury yields and equities. Concerns about a hawkish appearance by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) at next week’s monetary policy meeting seems to be weighing on USD/JPY prices. Along with that are recent pessimistic signals from the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) monetary policy meeting as well as mixed inflation data from Japan. Expectations for a Fed rate hike signal were bolstered after US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in an interview with CNBC: “Inflation has risen more than most economists, myself included. , and of course our responsibility to the Fed to fix it. And we will. “It should be noted that hesitancy over the US-China relationship also affected market sentiment and USD/JPY prices, but did not give a date. The 10-year US Treasury posted daily losses on Tuesday two in a row, down four basis points to 1.79% latest, while S&P 500 Futures are down 0.30% on the day at press time that said USD/JPY prices encourage data mixed data as an excuse for Bullish bets on greenback and treasury yields. US jobless claims hit their highest level since late October and details from the Philadelphia Fed manufacturing survey also improved in January. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  17. XAU/USD stands at a two-month high of $1,845 despite more steady yields Gold prices maintain previous rally momentum as it sits near fresh two-month highs of $1,844 set in early Asia. The upside potential for the shiny metal remains intact although continued strength is seen around the on-curve US Treasury yields. Gold prices benefited from soaring inflation in the UK and Germany as investors boosted demand for gold as an inflation hedge. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden also called on the Fed to curb the fastest inflation rate in decades. Going forward, the US Dollar valuation and yield price action will continue, with all eyes on the final Eurozone CPI release. Weekly US data on jobless claims and existing home sales may also provide trade incentives. Gold (XAU/USD) from yesterday’s spike around $1,839, is down 0.22% on the day in the early Asian session as market sentiment deteriorates. The yellow metal rallied to a two-month high on Wednesday after US Treasury yields retreated from multi-day highs and engulfed the US dollar. However, the latest speech by US President Joe Biden has revived hopes of a faster Federal Reserve normalization of monetary policy, thereby boosting bond purchases and pull the price of gold higher. US President Biden highlights efforts by chief trade negotiator Katherine Tai to quell Sino-US trade disputes. However, he also mentioned that the US “has not yet achieved the ability to ease tariffs on Chinese products”. Biden also said, “China doesn’t live up to their purchase commitments.” In addition, the comments in favor of the US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s efforts to re-adjust the support level also raised concerns about accelerating the pace of interest rate hikes and normalization balance sheet, thereby adding downward pressure on gold prices. In addition, US President Biden also directly warned Russia not to invade Ukraine and that if it did; it would lose access to the US dollar. Elsewhere, uncertainty surrounding US stimulus measures and upcoming moves by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) also weighed on gold prices. US President Biden has signaled that Build Back Better (BBB) stimulus talks are underway, but US Senator Joe Manchin dismissed the comments. Additionally, the PBOC is set to make a rate decision at 01:30 GMT, with market participants evenly split between initial signals of a rate cut from China’s central bank and latest comment from PBOC Deputy Governor, Liu. Guoqiang. The PBOC official mentioned that the central bank “will keep the yuan exchange rate essentially stable.” Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  18. GBP/USD: UK policy is in the driver’s seat, BoE also center of attention GBP/USD has been fairly steady on the day so far in a quiet start to the week following a significant correction on Friday with demand for the US Dollar, which has been heavily bid at the start of the year. So far, the cable is trading near 1.3680 in a tight range between 1.3661 and 1.3676. £ could find comfort this week on the UK Gross Domestic Product which was released on Friday and beat expectations. The data suggest that Omicron’s impact on growth is likely to be modest in the end. In information of late, Prime Minister Boris Johnson may also scrap his plan-B Covid limit in England, the Telegraph on Friday. This ought to underpin the pound, ultimately, because of potentialities of competitive hawkish moves from the Bank of England. Data may be eyed for heading again to round pre-pandemic ranges and inflation may be monitored. However, UK political occasions withinside the UK ought to hamstring the pound as Prime Minister Boris Johnson is going through calls – additionally from withinside the Conservative birthday birthday celebration – to resign. The PM admitted he participated at a meeting in Downing Street in May 2020, whilst strict containment guidelines had been in place (Partygate). Labour has argued that the PM may also scrap the covid limit to distract from Partygate. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  19. XAU/USD bulls point to further US dollar weakness Potential catalysts for the day ahead will come during the US session with New York Fed President John Williams and retail sales in the United States. The Fed will then enter a shutdown until its next interest rate decision later this month. This makes the US data the proof. TD Securities analysts explain that retail sales are likely to decline in December, even as higher prices have boosted nominal values. “Spending may be dampened by the disappearance of fiscal stimulus, an earlier-than-normal recovery of holiday shopping and Omicron. We are looking for a notable drop in total revenue of 1.4% month-on-month (consensus: 0.1%) and a larger decrease of 2.0% for the control group (consensus level: 0.1%) consensus: unchanged). Real and nominal spending remained strong QoQ and strong YoY dollars. XAU/USD is trading around $1,820 and down around 0.1% as the DXY index attempts to correct its late-December lows until the current financial year’s sell-off. US$ as measured by the DXY Index, sold off from 96.90 to a recent low of 94.66. For weeks, XAU/USD is up more than 4%. However, in what could be a more technical move, the yellow metal failed to capitalize on falling US yields and the greenback on Thursday. DXY fell 0.4% and the US 10-year yield fell 2.5 basis points to 1.718%. “The persistently weak US dollar failed to lift gold prices as investors expressed concerns about the Fed’s hawkish move to contain inflation,” said analysts at ANZ Bank. However, that won’t explain why the greenback and yields continue to fall. Instead, the bond market appears to be reassessing the pace of the Fed’s balance sheet liquidation following less hawkish rhetoric from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and Fed Chairman Philly Patrick Harker. On Thursday, Harker said he sees the Fed beginning to shrink its balance sheet “in late 2022 or early 2023” after the central bank raised its target interest rate enough, to about 1% from level close to zero. The comments echo those of Powell, who said the Fed could begin shrinking its balance sheet later this year during a confirmation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee. “At some point, maybe later this year, we’re going to start to see the balance sheet collapse, and that’s just the path to policy normalization,” he said, adding that the US economy “no longer needs or wants” the Fed. policy is very appropriate. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  20. EUR/USD swings between 1.1400 as ECB-Fed fight intensifies after US inflation EUR/USD is balanced around the highest level since mid-November early Thursday morning in Europe. Major currency pairs made the biggest jump in 5 weeks the previous day as the US dollar fell to multi-day lows as inflation data matched expectations, causing market challenges causing the US dollar to drop to multi-day lows. There will be less ammo when they meet on Jan. 25. That suggests, the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) hit its highest level since 1982 while still hitting a forecast of 7.0% year-over-year, down from 6.8% in previous readings. The monthly figures stood at 0.5% vs 0.4% expected but fell below 0.8% previously. However, Fed policymakers have reiterated their bullish bias following the release of inflation data, thus stressing EUR/USD bulls in recent times. . The Chairman of the Federal Reserve St. Louis James Bullard was the first to declare, according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), “four rate hikes in 2022 appear to be on the cards and, in the face of high inflation, and one in March seems very likely. Then a member of the Fed’s Board of Governors and the new FOMC vice president, Lael Brainard, also mentioned: signaled a rate hike as early as March. On the other hand, European Central Bank (ECB) decision maker François Villeroy de Galhau states: “We are very close to the peak of inflation. It should be noted that industrial production in the euro area increased 2.3% month-on-month in November from previously revised 0.5% and 1.3% forecasts. With the recent escalation of pressure on Fed policymakers, bond yields consolidate previous losses, raising questions about equity futures and assets more risky. However, a large number of policymakers from the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Fed will speak on Thursday, thus providing an active day for EUR/USD traders. In addition to monetary policy signals, the US Producer Price Index (PPI) for December and weekly jobless claims, along with the European Economic Bulletin, will also lead the pair’s moves Short-term. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  21. USA T-bond yields, S&P 500 Futures portray pre-Inflation anxiety Global markets began to slow on Wednesday as key US inflation cautious sentiment probed earlier optimism fueled by US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The risk appetite also defies concerns about the coronavirus with links to South Africa, specifically Omicron, as well as CPI/PPI data from China, not to mention the World Bank’s 2022 economic forecast. While portraying the mood, 10-year US Treasury yields remained under pressure around 1.741% as 2-year yields fell for the second day in a row, down 1.2 basis points (bps). closest near 0.887. In addition, the future S & P 500 is struggling to keep up with Wall Street’s profits, unchanging about 4,705 at the press time. Two key measures of China’s inflation eased December and tested already sluggish markets later this year. That said, the overall Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell below 1.8% forecast and 2.3% ahead of 1.5% year-on-year, while last month’s index also fell. down 0.3% from +0.2% expected and +0.4% from previous readings. In addition, ex-factory inflation, production price index (PPI), also dropped below 11.1% expected and 12.9% earlier, to 10 3% compared to the same period last year for December. On the other hand, a new record of daily fallopian tube infections in Australia and an announcement of a public health emergency in Washington DC are also probing risk takers. In addition, the increase in virus cases in China, recently 166 cases compared to 110 cases a day earlier, is adding to commercial filters. Elsewhere, negative economic forecasts from the World Bank (WB) also challenged previous market optimism. The World Bank cited the coronavirus issue as lowering its global GDP expectations for 2022 to 4.1% from 4.3% previously estimated. The World Bank also cut its economic forecasts for the United States and China, by 0.5% to 3.7%, and 0.3% to 5.1%, respectively, for 2022. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  22. AUD / USD approaches 0.7200 as risk sentiment joins Australian mixed data The AUD / USD hit a daily high near 0.7185 as mixed data at home added to the market’s cautious optimism to challenge immediate action early on Tuesday. 4,444 Australia’s retail sales exceeded expectations of 3.9%, 4.9% exceeded 7.3% MoM and the trade balance reached 9423 million. Details suggest that both exports and imports rose to 2.0% and 6.0 on the order of 3.0%. %, each. Data aside, the cautious optimism of the market considering the risk barometer status of the pair can also be cited as an additional catalyst for the recent rise in the AUD / USD pair. The limited comments of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell can be seen as a major risk of risk sentiment, according to the comments prepared for today’s testimony. “The economy is growing faster than it was a few years ago, and the labor market is resilient,” the Federal Reserve said, strengthening his promise to prevent high inflation. In addition, comments on Merck’s official slogan, “Any variant of Covid, where the Molnupiravir mechanism expects to counter Omicron,” can be quoted as positive for risk-taking. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ (FRED) 10-year breakeven inflation rate, stable inflation expectations in the United States are also challenging bears ahead of key US consumer price index (CPI) data in December. It’s worth noting. In these developments, US equity futures have recorded a slight rise, while 10-year Treasury yields have raised their previous day’s pullback by 2.3 basis points (bps) from the previous year’s highs to 1.757% at the latest. I’m pulling it up. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  23. USD/JPY remains sluggish around 115.50 amid Japan decline USD/JPY is hovering around 115.60 as holidays in Japan and lack of major data/events limited the pair’s move during Monday’s Asian session. Besides the lack of domestic companies, which are key to the global bond market, mixed concerns about the next move by the Fed and the coronavirus are also limiting the pair’s latest moves on the risk barometer. The US Dollar Index (DXY) posted its biggest daily loss in six weeks after the December jobs report failed to impress Fed advocates. That said, US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) disappointed markets with 199k numbers for December versus previous 400k and 249k forecasts (upgraded from 210k) thousand). However, the unemployment rate fell to 3.9% from 4.1% in the market and 4.2% in November, while the U6 underemployment rate fell to 7.3% from 7. .7% revised down in November, both closing pre-pandemic levels. It should be noted, however, that the disappointment led by the NFP has been largely offset by the unemployment and underemployment rates in the U6 age group, which appear to be challenging market sentiment during the period recent times. As a result, market bets on the Fed’s March 2022 rate hike remain at 80%, following Friday’s increase to 90% prior to data. Returning home, Okinawa, Hiroshima and Yamaguchi prefectures are seeing new virus activity restrictions starting Sunday, lasting until January 31. An increase in infections that the governors their say is derived from the spread of the Omicron variant in US facilities,” said Kyodo News. Elsewhere, struggles between the United States and China continued, recently over trade and human rights issues, as the Russia-Ukraine issue drew attention ahead of Washington’s meeting in Moscow this week. Between those games, S&P 500 futures are down 0.20% while non-Japanese Asia Pacific stocks trade mixed at press time. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  24. NZD/USD slides to over two week low, below mid0.6700s amid stronger USD/risk off The NZD/USD pair endured dropping floor via the early European consultation and dropped to over a two-week low, under mid-0.6700s within side the ultimate hour. The pair prolonged the preceding day`s retracement slide from the 0.6835-forty place and witnessed heavy promoting all through the primary 1/2 of of the buying and selling on Thursday. The US greenback became again in call for following the discharge of especially hawkish FOMC assembly mins on Wednesday. Apart from this, the risk-off impulse in addition benefitted the safe-haven dollar and drove flows far from the perceived riskier kiwi. The December 14-15 FOMC financial coverage assembly mins pointed to a faster-than-predicted upward thrust in hobby rates. Moreover, a few Fed officers additionally notion that it’d be suitable to provoke stability sheet runoff in some unspecified time in the future after the primary increase. This underscored a massive shift with within the policymakers’ tone, which, in turn, became visible as a key thing that endured appearing as a tailwind for the USD. Meanwhile, the market was quick to assess an approximately 80% chance of a 25bp Fed hike in March 2022. This was reflected in the prolonged sell-off in the US bond market, pushing up government bond yields Long-term US – 10 and 30 years – to their highest levels since October. In addition, concerns about the rapid spread of the Omicron variant have sparked a new wave of risk-averse global trading. A combination of factors put a lot of pressure on the NZD/USD pair, resulting in a few short-term trading stops placed near the 0.6800 round figures. Therefore, a further drop to the 2021 tough low, around the 0.6700 mark reached on December 15, now looks a clear possibility. The negative outlook is reinforced by bearish technical indicators, which are still far from being in oversold territory. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
  25. NZD/USD sellers attack 0.6800 as yields, New Zealand corona virus cases drop NZD/USD maintained yesterday’s downtrend and dropped to 0.6800 during Wednesday’s Asian session. In doing so, the Kiwi pair discourages positive news regarding the coronavirus at home amid widespread pessimism about the virus. Stronger expectations of the Fed slated to raise rates in 2022 are also putting downward pressure on the listing. While reporting 46 new community cases of Covid19 in New Zealand, the NZ Herald said: ‘during the holiday period. On the other hand, “China reported 197 confirmed new corona virus cases on December 28, up from 209 cases a day earlier, its health authorities said on Wednesday,” according to Reuters. It should be noted that the UK is reporting a record number of daily infections, exceeding 122,000 a day after authorities ruled out any further activity restrictions for the rest of 2021. France joins with 179 807 new confirmed cases, making it the world’s heaviest daily toll. Elsewhere, “The average number of new COVID19 cases in the United States has increased by 55% to more than 205,000 per day over the past seven days,” according to a Reuters tally. Additionally, Australia’s most populous state of New South Wales (NSW) reported a doubling of fallopian tube infections on Tuesday, with 11,201 new infections and three deaths from the virus. Inflation expectations in the United States remain close to monthly highs, according to 10-year breakeven inflation data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. and weigh in on the NZD/USD price. That said, the US released mixed data a day earlier, with the US home price index falling below the 1.2% forecast at 1.1% in October, while The S&P/Case Shiller home price index fell 19.5% ahead of 18.4%, against 18.5% of market consensus. . However, the Richmond Fed manufacturing index for December broke the adjusted number, rising from 12.00 to 16.00%. Amid those games, the 10-year US Treasury yield remains under pressure at 1.475% while the two-year benchmark, which hit its highest since March 2020, is also hovering at 0.746%. Additionally, the S&P 500 Futures index showed slight gains, while the latest Asia-Pacific stocks traded mixed. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtreamForex
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