The AUD is under some pressure after the RBA minutes noted it would be premature to bring QE to an end. Strategists at TD Securities look for another AUD50 bn in QE over 6 months. For now, AUD/USD continues to respect its recent range boundaries as investors also have a major speech from Governor Lowe
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The minutes of the June 2021 Monetary Policy Meeting of the Reserve Bank has been released. traders were looking for any anticipation about where the discussion about tweaking QE in July is heading. RBA minutes Board agreed it would be “premature to consider ceasing” the bond-buying programme.Policy would need to remain highly accommodative to reach
Riksbank’s, Sweden’s Central Bank, Deputy Governor Martin Flodén said on Monday that they see no problems at all currently in the credit market in Sweden, as reported by Reuters. While commenting on inflationary pressures, Floden noted that they remain low in the country. Market reaction The EUR/SEK pair, which touched a fresh weekly high of
USD/JPY is on the verge of a restest of the 110.00 level. Bulls have pierced the hourly resistance and broken 15-min structure. USD/JPY is on the way to the 110 area as the US dollar continues to firm following Friday’s bullish perforace. The -61.8% Fibonacci of the hourly correction comes in at 109.99. Hourly chart 15-min
What you need to know on Monday, June 14: The dollar advanced on Friday, to close the week with gains against all of its major rivals. However, no critical threshold was broken. Demand for the American currency was backed by solid US data, which points to an underway economic comeback, as the preliminary estimate of
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is planning to delay the lockdown lift to July 19, which was originally scheduled to take place on June 21, to July 19 amid rising cases of the coronavirus Delta variant, The Sun reported on Friday. According to the news outlet, the UK will have a two-week review and could
UK PM Johnson planning to postpone June 21 lockdown lift – The Sun British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is planning to delay the lockdown lift to July 19, which was originally scheduled to take place on June 21, to July 19 amid rising cases of the coronavirus Delta variant, The Sun reported on Friday. According
Data released on Friday, showed the Consumer Sentiment Index from the University of Michigan, according to preliminary data rose above expectation in June. Analysts at Wells Fargo noted it was the second highest level of the post-pandemic era, “as household finances hold steady even in the absence of stimulus checks.” They warn about the impact
Saudi Arabia is expected to supply full crude oil volumes to buyers in Asia next month, Reuters reports, citing sources with knowledge of the matter. Separately, the Kingdom reported its production numbers for May, noting that it has pumped 8.544 million barrels per day (bpd) against the target of 8.482 million bpd for the month. This
Wall Street’s main indexes opened decisively higher on Thursday. All major S&P 500 sectors trade in the positive territory. Annual CPI in US rose to 5% in May from 4.2% in April. Major equity indexes in the US opened decisively higher on Thursday following the latest macroeconomic data releases from the US. As of writing,
GBP/JPY extends the last Friday’s breakdown of short-term key support, down for second consecutive day. Brexit headlines post downside risk, RSI conditions also favor sellers. April’s top adds to the downside filters ahead of recalling the sub-150.00 area. GBP/JPY refreshes intraday low near 154.65, down 0.10% intraday, amid the initial hour of Thursday’s Tokyo open.
Update: Gold lacked any firm directional bias and seesawed between tepid gains/minor losses, around the $1,890 region through the mid-European session. Investors now seemed reluctant to place any aggressive directional bets, rather preferred to wait for a fresh catalyst from Thursday’s release of the US consumer inflation figures. This will be another piece of important macro
Ahead of Wednesday’s the Bank of Canada (BOC) monetary policy meeting, the Bank of America (BofA) came out with its event preview suggesting a challenge to the further Canadian dollar (CAD) strength. “We expect the Bank of Canada (BoC) to remain on hold on 9 June, waiting for the economy to get out of its current
Canada posted a trade surplus with the world in April. USD/CAD continues to move sideways in a tight range below 1.2100. Canada’s merchandise trade surplus with the world widened to C$0.59 billion in April from a deficit of C$1.35 billion in March, the monthly data published by Statistics Canada revealed on Tuesday. This reading came in
AUD/USD seeks fresh clues to extend two-day uptrend. Doubts over tapering, cautious sentiment before the key Thursday and trade/political tussles concerning China weigh on the mood. Mixed messages over covid, vaccines trouble traders amid a light calendar. AUD/USD holds onto the previous two days’ gains inside a range surrounding 0.7750 during the early Tuesday morning
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GBP/USD Forecast: To 1.40 or 1.42? All eyes on US Nonfarm Payrolls Sterling has succumbed to data and Fed-related dollar strength. Nonfarm Payrolls and also worries about the Delta variant are set to move the currency pair. Friday’s four-hour chart is showing that cable is at crossroads. Down but not out – that is probably
USD/CAD fell sharply in the early American session. Nonfarm Payrolls in US rose less than forecast in May. Employment in Canada declined by 68,000, Unemployment Rate rose to 8.2%. The USD/CAD pair rose to its highest level in a week at 1.2134 on Friday but turned south in the second half of the day. After