AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR, AUD/USD, AUSTRALIAN JOBS REPORT, INFLATION, CHINA – TALKING POINTS
GOLD, XAU/USD, US DOLLAR, US YIELDS, US CPI - TALKING POINTS
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR, AUD/USD, CHINESE INFLATION – TALKING POINTS
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR, NZD/USD, WESTPAC CONSUMER CONFIDENCE, CHINA INFLATION - TALKING POINTS
GOLD, XAU/USD, TREASURY YIELDS, FED RATE HIKE BETS, CPI – TALKING POINTS
JAPANESE YEN, USD/JPY, AUD/JPY - TALKING POINTS
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR, NZD/USD, TRAVEL, COVID, ELECTRONIC CARD SPENDING - TALKING POINTS
GOLD, XAU/USD, NFPS, TREASURY YIELDS, FEDSPEAK, TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - TALKING POINTS:
BRITISH POUND, GBP/USD, EUR/GBP - TALKING POINTS
Gold and crude oil prices may be pressured if the ECB underwhelms investors dovish hopes while higher US core inflation cools Fed rate cut expectations.
Gold prices have pulled back to a Fibonacci support level and continue to catch bids above the 1500 marker as traders await ECB and FOMC rate decisions.
Gold prices continued their bullish ascent this morning, spiking above the 1555 level after the open. Most of those gains have already been faded-out.
Gold prices have stabilized after a volatile showing last week. Gold price action has clung to a bullish trendline ahead of a couple of really big drivers.
Crude oil prices have run into four-month chart resistance as markets await cues from Julys FOMC and ECB meeting minutes as well as the Jackson Hole symposium.
It's going to be a big week for the US Dollar and likely US equities as the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium kicks off on Wednesday.
Gold prices may continue inching upward but technical cues pointing to ebbing momentum are warning of a possible pullback before the broader rise resumes.
Gold prices ripped into multi-year trend resistance this week - the breakout is vulnerable while below. Here are the levels that matter on the XAU/USD weekly chart.
Crude oil prices may continue to fall alongside stocks if soggy US retail sales and other data continues to feed fears about a looming slump in economic growth.
USD/CAD put in an aggressive bearish trend in June and early-July, but has seen 50% of that prior move wiped out in a retracement.
Core CPI continues to show a streak of stability, printing at its highest level since January and continuing above the Fed's 2% target.