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The FED is expected to hold interest rates unchanged at 5.25% today, but the rhetoric will be more important Full Article

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Yesterday we saw a surge in the US 2-year treasury yields, which topped 5% for the first time since 2007, keeping the USD well bid Full Article

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Core PCE inflation posted an increase in January, which increases the uncertainty regarding the FED rate path in this year Full Article

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Crude Oil failed to break above the 100 daily SMA this week and is reversing back down, resuming the larger bearish trend Full Article

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Markets were pricing in rate cuts by the end of the year a week ago, but now everything has reversed and risk has turned negative Full Article

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USD/CAD jumped off the support zone yesterday after the BOC said to keep rates on hold after a 25 bps hike yesterday Full Article

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Gold has been one of the most bullish assets since October, with fundamentals fueling the uptrend while technicals support the dips Full Article

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The FED will stop rate hikes at some point early this year, but will they hold rates up or reverse them back down? Full Article

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Stock markets have turned bearish as the sentiment turns negative in financial markets, leading to a double top pattern in S&P 500 Full Article

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Gold has turned bullish for the last two months and we're holding on to our long term buy Gold signal as the 200 SMA holds as support Full Article

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Last week four major central banks raised rates by 50 bps while today the Bank of Japan left rates unchanged, but widened the YCC band Full Article

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Gold made a strong retreat after the FED rate hike but the pullback seems complete and we decided to open a buy signal gold Full Article

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Yesterday we saw a surge in risk assets while the USD tumbled lower after the softer US CPI inflation numbers Full Article

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Today the US consumer price index is expected to show a 4 point slowdown ahead of tomorrow's FED rate decision Full Article

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Last week the RBA and the BOC raised interest rates, this week we have the FED, the SNB, the BOE and the ECB queuing to raise rates by 0.50% Full Article

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