First, a review of last week’s events: - EUR/USD. Most experts (55%) expected a correction of the pair up to the zone of 1.1000. This scenario was also supported by 15% of the oscillators on D1 and W1, giving clear signals about the pair being oversold...
As with most emerging countries seeking to boost economic growth, the members of the Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank of India unanimously voted in favor of a further rate cut. The RBI's repo rate is now at 5.15% (-1.35% year-to-date), a decrease of 0...
After a more than disappointing reading in ISM manufacturing last Tuesday (47.8 versus 50 median forecast and 49.1 in August), the non-manufacturing gauge received more attention than ever yesterday as market participants struggle to whether the US economy is heading towards a recession...
Pivot (invalidation): 12060.00 Our preference Short positions below 12060.00 with targets at 11860.00 & 11760.00 in extension. Alternative scenario...
GBPUSD rallied on Thursday as it followed through higher on the back of its Wednesday gain. Support lies at 1.2350 area with a break below that level turning attention to the 1.2300 level. Further down, support lies at the 1.2250 level where a violation will shift focus to the 1.2200 level...
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Global stocks fell on Wednesday as investors reacted to further signs of an economic slowdown. The immediate catalyst for the decline was the release of weaker US jobs data. September private payrolls rose at the slowest pace in three months and August job growth was revised lower...
Things seem to converge in favor of the Swiss National Bank when it comes to FX valuation. One might wonder why the safe-haven CHF depreciated in the past few days when demand for JPY only increased due to a broad risk-off sentiment...