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Selling retraces higher in EUR/USD at MAs

EUR/USD retraced almost one cent higher yesterday as risk sentiment improved, the overall trend remains bearish Full Article

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The US jobs market is holding strong

The unemployment claims beat expectations again yesterday as they came at 204K showing that the labour market remains in decent shape Full Article

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During Friday's Asian trading session, the EUR/USD pair displayed hesitation in building on its recent rebound from just beneath Full Article

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2 moving averages have been broken in EUR/GBP

EUR/GBP retreated from above 0.87 yesterday again and we decided to buy this pullback for the second time Full Article

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In the early Asian trading hours on Thursday, the EUR/USD pair's momentum dwindles around the 1.0500 mark. Full Article

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Minneapolis FED President, Neel Kashkari has been quite vocal about further rate hikes in the last two days, helping keep the USD bullish Full Article

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Is the US consumer running out of savings?

The FED is looking at the US Conference Board consumer confidence and new home sales to see where the economy stands Full Article

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During Tuesday's Asian trading window, the EUR/USD exhibited resilience, hovering around the 1.0590 mark, despite facing headwinds. Full Article

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EUR/GBP has reversed from above 0.87 as the Euro resumes decline on softer economic indicators and dovish ECB comments Full Article

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EUR/USD should break below 1.06 this week with the business climate and inflation softening further in September Full Article

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Initial jobless claims keep falling

This week we had another positive jobs reports from the US, which shows that this sector remains in good shape, keeping the economy afloat Full Article

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This FED meeting turned out to be bullish for the USD

The FED kept rates unchanged yesterday but is looking to keep them higher-for-longer which is bullish for the USD Full Article

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During Wednesday's Asian trading session, the [[EUR/USD]] pair edges towards recovery, settling around the 1.0680 mark, having retreated from prior losses. Full Article

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US housing sector showing mixed signals

Building permits showed a decent jump in August in the US, but housing starts slowed as high interest rates effects filter in the economy Full Article

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Yesterday we saw a retrace higher in EUR/USD but MAs will likely keep it down after the inflation report from the Eurozone is released Full Article

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This week we have the FED and the BOJ which are expected to keep the policy unchanged, while the SNB is expected to deliver another rate hik Full Article

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Risk sentiment was slightly on on this week

Commodity dollars and other risk assets closed a bullish week as markets grow increasingly convinced that the US economy will avoid recessio Full Article

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The USD continues to push higher as the unemployment claims confirm that the jobs sector is in decent shape in the US Full Article

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Will US manufacturing numbers keep up with the rest of the data this week?

Yesterday the economic data showed further resilience in the US economy, which supported the USD while the Euro tumbled after the ECB Full Article

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The EUR/USD pair experienced a dip despite a 25 basis points rate increase by the European Central Bank (ECB) on Thursday. Full Article

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