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Markets are awaiting FED chairman Jerome Powell testimony for some directions, which will start tomorrow Full Article

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Gold has turned bearish and lost around $35 today, as Powell hints on higher interest rates from the FOMC Full Article

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Yesterday Jerome Powell confirmed that the FED will continue to raise rates to 5.75%, which hurt risk sentiment and sent the USD lower Full Article

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The USD has been in dout in recent weeks, but it is resuming the larger uptrend now as Powell pushes for higher rates Full Article

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The bullish retrace from last week has ended in AUD/USD and the 50 SMA rejected the price, so we decided to open a sell forex signal here Full Article

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The USD retreated 100 pips lower yesterday during Powell's speech, but resumed the bullish momentum again after he finished Full Article

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Gold lost around $100 in a few days and buyers are finding it hard to regain momentum again as MAs turn into resistance Full Article

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Markets are all pricing in a dovish FED today after raising rates by 25 bps, but Powell might repeat December's comments which will be hawki Full Article

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Yesterday Jerome Powell didn't touch on the monetary policy and inflation, removing one of the risk events ahead of tomorrow's CPI report Full Article

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We continue to open buy Gold signals as the pressure remains to the upside and closed 2 winning signals today as Powell sent the USD lower Full Article

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The USD resumed the decline last week after Powell suggested a rate hike slowdown, while the RBA and the BOC are doing so with a 25 bps hike Full Article

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Gold has bounced off the 20 daily SMA after three days of strong gains, as the USD turns softer again Full Article

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Yesterday USD/JPY failed to break above the 50 SMA and reversed lower after Jerome Powell's speech which sounded less hawkish Full Article

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Yesterday the USD turned bearish after Powell's comments on slowing rate hikes, while today's ISM manufacturing might send the USD lower Full Article

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