Key Points: The Chinese yuan firmed against the U.S. dollar, reversing its three-day decline. Markets are closely watching U.S. inflation figures and China PMI for insights into economic trends. The Chinese yuan (Symbol: USDCNH) recovered from three consecutive sessions of …
Key points: Asian shares followed Wall Street futures lower, with Nvidia’s stock dropping 7.6% after earnings missed bullish expectations. Investors are closely watching U.S. jobless claims and inflation data for potential shifts in Fed policy. Asian shares declined on Thursday, …
Key points: AUDUSD holds near $0.6793, with support at $0.6759 and a target at $0.6871. NZDUSD rises to $0.6286, eyeing the next target at $0.6370, supported by a +23 point surge in business confidence. The Australian and New Zealand dollars …
The S&P 500 retraced ahead of the Nvidia earnings report, with investors keen on assessing the strength of the AI-driven tech rally. Corporate news also influenced market sentiment as Nordstrom and Ambarella surged on earnings beats, while PVH and Paramount …
Market participants, and the price action for crude oil, are caught between potential supply disruptions from geopolitical tensions in Libya and the Middle East and concerns over weakening global fuel demand. -vtmarkets.com
Soybean prices dipped after reaching a two-week high, while corn and wheat also declined amid ample global supplies and changing weather conditions. Explore what this means for short-term traders. -vtmarkets.com
The U.S. dollar held near its lowest point in more than a year against a basket of currencies on Wednesday. This stability in the dollar comes as traders await crucial signals from the Federal Reserve on the expected interest rate …
The Japanese yen falls back, retreating from a three-week high as the U.S. dollar regains ground. Explore the factors influencing the movement of JPY and the potential trading opportunities ahead. -vtmarkets.com
The euro hits a new high for 2024 as the U.S. dollar falters following dovish remarks from the Federal Reserve. Explore the implications for forex traders and the market outlook. -vtmarkets.com
The Australian dollar took a breather on Tuesday, holding steady at $0.6773 after retreating from its 2024 high of $0.6798. This pause comes as traders await the release of July’s domestic inflation data, which is expected to have a notable …
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