After the traditional January reset, UK consumer prices continued their flight. Morning data showed that CPI rose by 0.8% last month and 6.2% year-over-year. This data is 0.2 percentage points above market expectations, indicating that Read more…
NZDUSD posted a fresh four-month high at 0.6973 today, but the bulls have yet to successfully breach the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of the down leg from 0.7220 to 0.6524 at 0.6950. The MACD oscillator is strengthening Read more…
USDJPY stretched Tuesday’s exponential rally to a fresh 6-year high of 121.40 on Wednesday, boosting its gains by 5.2% so far in March. The market structure is strongly bullish, underpinned by the upward sloping simple Read more…
Concerns over hawkish policy tightening fuel global bond selloff US yield curve heads towards inversion, signifying rising recession fears Global stocks continue to find a bid Further signs of stagflation could pull the rug from Read more…
Markets Monday’s post-Powell bond market sell-off simply continued. A 50 bps rate hike (in May) apparently has become the preferred scenario not only for the hawkish wing within the Fed (Bullard, Bostic). Moderates (Mester/Daly) also Read more…
The British Pound started a steady increase above the 1.3200 resistance zone against the US Dollar. The GBP/USD pair even broke the 1.3250 level. It even spiked above the 1.3280 level and settled above the Read more…
EUR/USD During the last trading session, the currency pair reported a growth after the bulls successfully limited the sell-off at the beginning of the day down to the support level at 1.0983. At the time Read more…
US stocks rose on Tuesday even after the hawkish statement from Jerome Powell on Monday. The Dow Jones rose by over 250 points while the Nasdaq 100 index added about 300 points. On Monday, Powell Read more…
Asian markets rally The perpetual armies of bullish investors dominated New York overnight, and also key fast-money markets like Japan today, as they wishfully priced there was no more bad news to come from Eastern Read more…
Equities rallied and treasuries dived yesterday, as a sign that investors are cheering the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) plan to deal more aggressively with the skyrocketing inflation – which is certainly more toxic in the longer Read more…