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The Bank of Japan has made comments that it would closely monitor the Yen's impact on the economy. Since most market participants see the Yen as too weak and hurting the economy, the comments indicated that the BoJ might strengthen the currency. Due to this reason, the USD/JPY pair started a decline on Tuesday morning. By mid-day the rate had
The 1.2800 mark did not manage to hold, as the GBP/USD currency pair moved above it during late Monday's trading hours. However, the 1.2815 level acted as resistance and forced the rate down to the 1.2740 level. At that level support was found in the 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages and the weekly simple pivot point. Economic Calendar This week, the
On Monday, the lower than expected US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index caused a drop of the US Dollar. The index came in below expectations. Markets expected the PMI to be at 49.8, but the actual reading is 48.7. The EUR/USD pushed through the 1.0875/1.0885 range's resistance, the weekly R1 simple pivot point at 1.0893 and the 1.0900 mark. The
Gold failed to reach the 2,360.00 level on Monday. It appears that the 2,350.00 level was strong enough to force the metal into a retreat. By mid-Tuesday, the commodity traded below the 2,330.00 level and the combined resistance of the 50 and 100-hour simple moving averages had stopped an attempted recovery. The ongoing decline could look for support in the
The Bank of Japan has made comments that it would closely monitor the Yen's impact on the economy. Since most market participants see the Yen as too weak and hurting the economy, the comments indicated that the BoJ might strengthen the currency. Due to this reason, the USD/JPY pair started a decline on Tuesday morning. By mid-day the rate
The 1.2800 mark did not manage to hold, as the GBP/USD currency pair moved above it during late Monday's trading hours. However, the 1.2815 level acted as resistance and forced the rate down to the 1.2740 level. At that level support was found in the 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages and the weekly simple pivot point. A recovery of
On Monday, the lower than expected US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index caused a drop of the US Dollar. The index came in below expectations. Markets expected the PMI to be at 49.8, but the actual reading is 48.7. The EUR/USD pushed through the 1.0875/1.0885 range's resistance, the weekly R1 simple pivot point at 1.0893 and the 1.0900 mark.
It has been reported that the accounting firm PwC is set to become the largest customer of OpenAI enterprise tools, as the firm has been using the enterprise ChatGPT version.
Due to the stock price continuing to surge higher, the market value of NVidia is approaching the value of Apple and could soon overtake the gadget firm as top valued firm of the world.
For the first time ever, the trading app firm Robinhood has started to buy back its shares in an effort to boost the stock price.
The activist investment firm Elliot Investment Management has revealed that it has built up a $2.5 billion stake in the chipmaker Texas Instruments.
The Institute for Supply Management has published the US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index. The index has come in below expectations. Markets expected the PMI to be at 49.8, but the actual reading is 48.7. US Dollar index reacted to the news by dropping 0.18% and extending a prior decline. On the gold price charts it caused a recovery that
The Institute for Supply Management has published the US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index. The index has come in below expectations. Markets expected the PMI to be at 49.8, but the actual reading is 48.7. USD/JPY reacted to the news by declining to the support zone at 156.00/156.25. By mid-day, the range had held and the declined appeared to be
Despite passing below 1.2700, the GBP/USD has not declined, as support was found in the 1.2680 level. This level managed to force the pair to trade back above 1.2700. On Monday, the publication of the US ISM Manufacturing PMI caused a surge of the rate and it was set to once again test the 1.2800 mark. Economic Calendar This week, the
The EUR/USD continues to fluctuate between a support zone near 1.0800 and the resistance of the 1.0875/1.0885 range. It appears that the pair could fluctuate in this range until the publication of the European Central Bank Main Refinancing Rate and Monetary Policy Statement. When the monetary policy is revealed, the rate is set to reveal its direction. Economic Calendar Analysis This
Campbell Soup has started to restructure its manufacturing by firing 415 employees at various state plants.
The Institute for Supply Management has published the US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index. The index has come in below expectations. Markets expected the PMI to be at 49.8, but the actual reading is 48.7. US Dollar index reacted to the news by dropping 0.18% and extending a prior decline. On the gold price charts it caused a recovery that
The Institute for Supply Management has published the US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index. The index has come in below expectations. Markets expected the PMI to be at 49.8, but the actual reading is 48.7. USD/JPY reacted to the news by declining to the support zone at 156.00/156.25. By mid-day, the range had held and the declined appeared to
Despite passing below 1.2700, the GBP/USD has not declined, as support was found in the 1.2680 level. This level managed to force the pair to trade back above 1.2700. On Monday, the publication of the US ISM Manufacturing PMI caused a surge of the rate and it was set to once again test the 1.2800 mark. A move above the
The Institute for Supply Management has published the US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index. The index has come in below expectations. Markets expected the PMI to be at 49.8, but the actual reading is 48.7. US Dollar index reacted to the news by dropping 0.18% and extending a prior decline.
The Institute for Supply Management has published the US Manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index. The index has come in below expectations. US Dollar index reacted to the news by dropping 0.16% and extending a prior decline.
The EUR/USD continues to fluctuate between a support zone near 1.0800 and the resistance of the 1.0875/1.0885 range. It appears that the pair could fluctuate in this range until the publication of the European Central Bank Main Refinancing Rate and Monetary Policy Statement. When the monetary policy is revealed, the rate is set to reveal its direction. A move above
Despite still moving higher, consumer inflation in Brazil has reportedly been lower than expected. In May, markets expected a 0.48% price rise, but actual increase is 0.44%. However, comparing it to the prior rise of 0.21%, it signals a return of inflation.
In April, prices for Japanese corporate services have increased at the fastest pace since March 2015. The new data is set to pressure the Bank of Japan to hike interest rates.