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USD/CAD drifts higher above 1.3550 on firmer US Dollar
USD/CAD edges higher to near 1.3580 in Tuesday’s early Asian session. Persistent Middle East geopolitical tensions continue to support the US Dollar. Traders await the US May Retail Sales data later on Tuesday for fresh impetus. The USD/CAD pair recovers some lost ground to around 1.3580 during the
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As this week draw to a close, attention already shifts to the next with the Fed policy meeting
Markets Add trade uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and underwhelming economic data in a bowl, mix it and top it off with solid demand for one of the most closely watched long‐term US bond auctions in recent history. The outcome: significantly lower core bond yields. US yields fell another 4.4‐7.6
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Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence Index leaps to 0.2 in June vs. -8.1 previous
Eurozone investors’ morale bolstered in June.EUR/USD stays offered at around 1.1400 after the Eurozone data. The Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence Index jumped sharply to 0.2 in June following May’s -8.1, the latest survey showed on Tuesday. The index hit its highest level in a year. The Expectati
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NZD/USD Price Forecast: Rejection at 0.6080 brings 0.6000 back into play
The US Dollar is trimming losses ahead of the US NFP release.The RSI bearish divergence suggests that the Kiwi's rally is losing steamNZD/USD: A break below 0.6000-0.5990 would signal a deeper correction. New Zealand Dollar’s upside attempts were capped at 0.6180 on Thursday, and the pair is extendi
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USD/CAD explores Year-to-Date lows below 1.3700 amid broad-based Dollar weakness
The Canadian Dollar is testing YTD highs with the USD on the defensive.The “Sell America” trade is back on new tariff threats and looming US debt woes. Strong Canadian GDP raises expectations of a hawkish BoC on Wednesday. The US Dollar is dropping across the board, hammered by a mix of risk aversio
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Fed on rate pause, US Dollar slides below 100 with more downside ahead?
Federal reserve holds at 4.50% rates on the next monetary policy decision.Thursday's opening gap failed to hold as Dollar slides back to 100.Continued All-Time Low imminent as 99.129 - 98.694 increases risk of testing.Federal Reserve prices in a rate pause on June While rates remained unchanged, thi
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Trump’s trade deal derails BoE’s dovish stance
The BOE may have cut rates by 25bps to 4.25%, as expected, however, there were plenty of surprises. The first surprise was the vote split, there was some expectation that it would be a 9-0 vote for a rate cut, instead it was a 5-4 3-way split. Catherine Mann and Huw Pill voted to keep rates unchange
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Imminent trade deal between US/UK, BoE expected to cut rates by 25bps
EU Mid-Market Update: Imminent trade deal between US/UK; BOE expected to cut rates by 25bps; Maersk still pessimistic on Red Sea return; Reports on Intel's large foundry contract with Microsoft. Notes/observations - European and Asian stocks rise on optimism over trade talks. US equities ended highe
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Canadian Dollar Trend: How to Profit from CAD in Forex
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is a major trading currency in the global forex market. As a representative of a resource-based economy, the fluctuations of the CAD often reflect changes in international commodity prices, particularly crude oil. As the global economic landscape evolves, the CAD exchange r
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FOMC Kept Rates Steady on Trade Uncertainty But USD Still Higher
Partner Center As expected, the Fed kept interest rates on hold at 4.25-4.50% for the third consecutive meeting during their May decision, citing trade uncertainty and stagflation risks as reasons to stay cautious. In their official statement, the FOMC mentioned that while economic activity “has con
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Markets are not yet at the tipping point of accepting de-dollarization and capital flight
The services PMI looks robust until you notice the new orders and inventory were due mostly to buying ahead of tariffs. Prices jumped to the highest in over 2 years. So, yes, “resilient economy” but on the cusp of the inflation inherent in the tariffs. We will likely get the same in the trade balanc
