Material difficulties at the beginning of the week, awaiting tomorrow’s U.S. Consumer Price Index and the day after tomorrow’s U.S. FOMC meeting
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Interest in events in the second half of next week, today’s Canadian employment statistics
Market focus is shifting towards the major events scheduled for the latter half of next week. Following the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) on the 13th, the results of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting will be announced on the 14th (early morning of the 15th in Japan), the European Central Bank (ECB) […]
No clear sense of direction for the dollar; U.S. initial unemployment insurance claims today
The direction of the dollar market remains unclear this week. Observing the dollar index, we see daily nervous movements, but there have been no significant changes in core levels. Yesterday’s daily candlestick formed a doji, indicating a complete loss of direction. Market sentiment is dominated by a wait-and-see mood ahead of next week’s FOMC […]
Adjustment-driven timing, ahead of next week’s FOMC
Today, the Nikkei average is experiencing volatile trading, which is typical for SQ (Special Quotation) week. There was a moment when it dropped by 700 yen, marking the largest decline of the year. There is also a partial reversal in yen-selling positions for USD/JPY and cross-yen pairs. However, it doesn’t seem that risk aversion sentiment […]
Dollar selling dominated by yesterday’s ISM and today’s Central Bank of Australia, and the trend may continue with little material after this.
Yesterday, the market saw a prevailing selling sentiment for the US dollar, triggered by unexpectedly weak results in the US ISM Non-Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index. Additionally, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) surprised the market by implementing an interest rate hike during today’s RBA policy meeting, leading to a sharp appreciation of the Australian dollar […]
Moderate risk sentiment, stable dollar market – Focus on a series of non-manufacturing PMI data at the beginning of the week
The market at the beginning of the week shows a moderate risk sentiment. The dollar market is experiencing consolidation and stability in the high levels reached since the end of last week. The US employment report at the end of last week showed a stronger-than-expected increase in the number of employed individuals. However, the unemployment […]
June’s decision: Hold or Rate Hike? Today’s US Employment Statistics will be the litmus test.
Today, the focus will be on the US Employment Statistics. It is a crucial indicator that will help determine whether the June FOMC will hold interest rates or opt for a rate hike. Market expectations suggest a slight slowdown from the previous increase of 253,000 non-farm payrolls, with an estimated increase of around 200,000. […]
June FOMC Expected to Stay Unchanged, But Still Fluid Ahead of US Employment Data
Yesterday, market sentiment shifted towards a majority expectation of the June FOMC remaining unchanged. This change was in response to the support for holding off on rate hikes from a Jefferson Fed Board member and the President of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, Harker. Prominent Fed watchers had also indicated a possibility of no rate hike. […]
Dollar’s strength in the region but nervousness in the dollar, ECB officials, and U.S. home prices.
Trading in overseas markets was quiet yesterday as the U.K. and U.S. markets were closed. Today, trading is likely to be more active as the U.K. and U.S. markets return to the market. The dollar is currently being bought. However, the dollar-yen exchange rate has sharply declined by more than 50 sen from the highs […]