Today lacks notable catalysts, with focus on the US CPI data on the 10th.

There’s a scarcity of major economic indicators scheduled during the London and European trading hours. Notable releases include Turkey’s Industrial Production Index for February and policy rate announcements from the Central Banks of the Philippines and Israel. The New York Fed’s Survey of Consumer Expectations for March is likely to be watched as a precursor […]

Attention on US Employment Statistics, Potential Shift in Dollar Weakness Trend This Week

Today, the March US employment statistics will be released. Alongside the US Consumer Price Index, it’s one of the most crucial fundamental indicators for the dollar market. The consensus market expectation for the highly anticipated non-farm payroll employment figure is a slight decrease from February’s 275,000 increase to 214,000. The unemployment rate is expected to […]

This week, the dollar is experiencing a retracement amidst anticipation for the U.S. employment report, continuing the adjustment in the strong dollar trend.

This week, the dollar is experiencing a retracement amidst anticipation for the U.S. employment report, continuing the adjustment in the strong dollar trend. The dollar index has been rising since March 8, identified as the recent bottom, through April. This rise is backed by a series of sticky inflation indicators, suggesting fewer rate cuts than […]

The early morning earthquake in Taiwan served as a surprising piece of news.

Today, the early morning earthquake in Taiwan served as a surprising piece of news. Given Taiwan’s association with major semiconductor companies like TSMC, semiconductor-related stocks were sensitively sold. However, the decline in Japanese stocks also seems to be largely influenced by fears stemming from the previous day’s downturn in U.S. stocks. In the U.S., amid […]