Trader sentiment has shifted amid media reports and new economic data, hinting that the Federal Reserve might lean toward a more aggressive interest rate cut. Market participants, guided by the CME FedWatch tool, have increased their expectations for a 50-basis-point …
Gold prices rise as traders await key U.S. economic data to gauge the Federal Reserve’s next rate cut decision. Markets expect a 25-basis-point cut. -vtmarkets.com
The dollar fueled by smaller Fed rate cut bets following U.S. inflation data. Markets now expect a 25-bps cut, while political factors create added uncertainty for the greenback. -vtmarkets.com
Oil prices remained relatively flat on Thursday, as signs of weakening demand across key economies outweighed the potential supply disruptions caused by U.S. hurricanes. While such storms usually prompt concerns over reduced oil output, the market is seeing conflicting signals, …
The Australian and New Zealand dollars saw a lift on Thursday, as a rebound in global stock markets and the anticipation of a European Central Bank (ECB) rate cut helped stabilise risk sentiment. -vtmarkets.com
Offshore yuan rebounds past 7.11 per dollar as Donald Trump’s chances of winning the U.S. presidency decline, reducing tariff threats. Traders now focus on U.S. inflation and key Chinese economic data. -vtmarkets.com
New Zealand dollar remains steady as investors await US inflation data, which could guide Federal Reserve’s rate decision next week. -vtmarkets.com
Chicago wheat prices remained largely unchanged on Wednesday, hovering around $5.74-1/4 per bushel, as ample supplies from the Black Sea region continued to weigh on the market. -vtmarkets.com
The yen held close to a five-week high on Wednesday, with USD/JPY at 142.18. The dollar was down 0.2% in early trading, and traders are now focused on upcoming U.S. inflation data and the first U.S. presidential debate between Kamala …
Key Points: GBPUSD fell 1% after US dollar strength was fueled by lower-than-expected jobs data. The US economy added 142,000 jobs in August, below the consensus estimate of 164,000. Markets now anticipate volatility leading up to the Fed’s interest rate …
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