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EUR/USD August Price Forecast
Looking at the euro area major business sentiment surveys, we observe continuous build up in business confidence and activity.
Week Ahead – Major Things To Watch In The Economic Calendar
In Australia, the AI GROUP will release its performance index on services, manufacturing and construction. Data for the previous month signaled a significant pullback of the manufacturing index to the expansion zone above 50 at 51.5 in June.
ASX 200 Tumbles Amid Weak Inflation Data
The Australian stock market index ASX 200 has dropped 1.6% on Friday after the Australian Bureau of Statistics has released the second quarter PPI data.
U.S. Equities Take A Pause Before Next Rally
The conference board released today the consumer confidence index which marked a downward correction in the households’ confidence. The July index came at 92.6 from 98.3 in June.
Australia's Week Ahead: Major Elements To Watch
Inflation and building approval data releases are the major events in the economic calendar for the coming week in Australia. The Australian CPI is expected to decrease in the second quarter by about 1.5% to 2% from the previous quarter.
Australia Global Macro View: Short-Lived Recovery
Besides high unemployment rates, the Australian economic situation is marked by a steady increase in inflation and lower GDP growth. Headline CPI for Q1 reached a level of 2.2% on a YoY basis. That level has been previously unseen since 2014.
Canadian Economy: Early Signs Of Recovery But Still Long Way To Go
The actual Canadian economic situation is facing strong deflationary pressures and negative growth. Taking a broad overview of major coincident economic indicators and hard data will lead us approximately to the same conclusion.
Australia Major Market Movers: Recap And Outlook For The Week Ahead.
The next major event to come is the Reserve Bank of Australia Cash rate decision. Generally, no change is expected in the cash rate, as mentioned many times by the RBA Governor, Philip Lowe, Rates are going to stay low for longer.
EUR/USD Continues Its Move To The Downside
The EUR/USD continues its movement to the downside as coronavirus second wave fears show up again.
EUR/USD: Still Maintains The Short Bias, But With A Decreasing Conviction
In the short term we still keep a short bias for the EUR/USD pair that is likely to retest the previous low of June 19th at 1.1170.
Overview Of The U.S. Economy: Recession, Deflation, And High Unemployment.
The situation of the American economy is deflationary, as most of coincident indicators that tracks the country’s global output and performance (industrial production, retail sales, GDP, etc.) are divided between deflationary and extreme deflation.
AUD/USD Price Forecast – Australian Dollar Retraces Back
we observe a great chance that the AUD/USD may fall lower . A likely entry price would be set at 0.6499, with an initial target at 0.64090 and a stop loss at 0.65650. this trading idea is with a risk/ reward ratio of 1.5%.
Is Gold Still Strong ? An Overview Of Major Fundamental Gold Movers
Demand for gold is always there, during times of economic expansion and high growth consumer gold demand increases for jewelry and technology.
Crude Oil Weekly Market Report
Oil demand is shrinking while stocks are full and oil producers still pumping oil.
Buy Gold And Hedge Risk
Our view on gold is to keep its upward move for the second quarter 2020 as a safe haven against risk of economic slowdown, and to continue rising over the third quarter as a hedge against inflationary pressures.
Crude Oil Weekly Market Report: April Witnessing The Worst Oil Demand Contraction
In its monthly oil market report, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) stated that April is witnessing the worst oil demand contraction ever.
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