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Japanese Yen largely unchanged on October consumer price index data. Oil trims losses, but traders remain laser-focused on potential inventory releases. USD/JPY rides trendline support higher as gains remain intact for the week.
USD/JPY made a new peak as USD gained traction across the board. Bollinger Bands and a candlestick might indicate exhausted price action. Momentum signals remain on the radar. Where to next for USD/JPY?
Japanese Yen strength may fuel speculation that the Bank of Japan could intervene. Amid slowing global growth, a cheaper Yen may do little to support exports while risking trade tensions.
The US Dollar is coming off of bearish backdrop in June, but prices so far in Q3 have pushed up for a test of lower-high resistance.
The US Dollar has posed a mild gap with a bounce to start Q3 trade, but are USD bears prepared to hibernate in the second half of the year?
A riveting Q2 is nearing its end, but can the US Dollar breakdown that began in June continue into the second-half of the year?
While risk markets have come back to life in the month of June, the anti-risk Yen has continued to be bid. Is this highlighting a harboring theme of risk aversion that may soon return?
The April Bank of Japan meeting is set to conclude on Thursday, April 24, sometime after 1:00 GMT.
The minutes from the March Fed meeting are due on Wednesday, April 10 at 18:00 GMT.
The March US Consumer Price Index is due on Wednesday, April 10 at 12:30 GMT.
This is the final day of Q1 trade and it's been an eventful quarter across the landscape. But will Q2 bring a return of Q4's risk aversion, or will the Q1 risk-on mode hold into mid-year?
Consensus forecasts call for Q418 US GDP to come in at 2.4% annualized.