The dollar extended its gains on Monday, reaching a two-week high against the euro as traders scaled back their expectations for aggressive policy easing by the Federal Reserve. With a key U.S. jobs report scheduled for release later this week, …
The Australian and New Zealand dollars are on track to finish the month with strong gains, buoyed by breaks through key chart barriers and a waning U.S. dollar. The Australian dollar (AUD) stood at $0.6797 after reaching an eight-month high …
The U.S. dollar is on track to snap a five-week losing streak, trading near a one-week high against major peers on Friday. This rebound comes as robust U.S. economic data has led traders to pare back their bets on aggressive …
Key Points: GBPUSD eased but remains near its 2024 high. The divergence in expected rate cuts between the Fed and BoE supports the strength of the British pound. Traders are eyeing U.S. inflation and payrolls data for clues on Fed …
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: 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 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 …
The U.S. dollar held steady on Friday as the market’s focus turned to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s upcoming speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium.
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