The Japanese Yen weakened further today as energy markets marched higher and tax concerns were alleviated. How far can the Yen go?
Stock traders are often parodied as Wall Street whirling dervishes, moving from monitor to monitor, spewing expletives, buying and selling many times a day. Rose Rapson defies that stereotype.
Digital assets (Bitcoin, Ether & Cardano) continue to face headwinds ahead of the release of the release of inflation data and the upcoming Fed meeting.
U.S. banks will kick off earnings season this week. Corporate results and profit guidance may offer clues about the health of the economy and loan demand, two key drivers of the sector.
The update to Australia’s Employment report may drag on AUD/USD as job growth is expected to contract for the second consecutive month.
The Australian Dollar is off to a cautious start versus the US Dollar as New South Wales comes out of lockdown. A light economic calendar leaves prevailing risk trends in focus.
Financial stability risks have been contained so far, according to the latest IMF GFSR, but risks remain elevated in several sectors.
Looming developments in the Relative Strength Index (RSI) may indicate a further decline in EUR/USD if the oscillator slips below 30 to push into oversold territory.
Inflation, climate change, COVID-19 and input headwinds are key issues identified by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Chief Economist Gita Gopinath in today’s economic outlook.
Trader confidence has been hit hard by high energy prices, inflation fears and rising yields, and, despite the current pause for breath, there are few signs yet of confidence returning.
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