March 2 2023 🕓 3 min
Not all Fed officials are in the hiking zone
US market rallied late today as Atlanta Fed's chair stated he does not support more than 25bps hikes.
Tag: forex
March 2 2023 🕓 3 min
Euro stumbles ahead of EU inflation figures
Volatility will likely pick up after today's EU inflation numbers.
March 1 2023 🕓 3 min
First day of March brings fresh inflation wind
The dollar ran out of steam as euro bulldozed over the FX board with fresh German inflation data. ECB renewed it's hawkish stance.
March 1 2023 🕓 3 min
AUD/USD surges after economic data and broad US dollar decline
Sentiment seems optimistic after today's Chinese data, pushing higher risk assets.
February 28 2023 🕓 3 min
The bleak Fed sentiment continues
The hesitant Fed sentiment continues and US dollar keeps gaining ground all across the board. Wall Street suffers.
February 27 2023 🕓 3 min
Wall Street finally bounced back boosted by new data
A brief rebound in Wall Street stocks kick off the week. US dollar finally retreats.
February 27 2023 🕓 3 min
EUR/USD finds support at the bottom of downtrend channel
Monday could bring lower volatility as there are no major macro data on the agenda, thus, possibly starting a relief rally for the euro.
February 24 2023 🕓 3 min
Inflation data sends markets to a red close
The US dollar stands victorious for the week, on a mountain of Fed-fear driven red.
February 24 2023 🕓 1 min
Main FX pairs near supports – troubles brewing?
Today, we have prepared a short video about the major currency pairs and possible developments for the next few days.
February 23 2023 🕓 3 min
Wall Street in the green despite Fed fears
Fed fears continue to favor the US dollar's risk aversion role. Q4 earnings brought some interesting price jumps.
February 23 2023 🕓 3 min
GBP/USD ticks higher, defends 1.20 for now
Volatility has been low so far, with the Pound indecisive on the direction of its next move.
February 22 2023 🕓 4 min
Hawkish sentiment boosted – the Fed minutes are out
Fed meeting minutes suggest the terminal rate will go higher in the US, however rate hikes will not be as drastic.