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The dollar stabilized after reaching a four-week high against other major currencies as traders eagerly awaited key U.S. inflation data and the Federal Reserve’s updated interest rate projections. The U.S. dollar’s recent rebound can be attributed to Friday’s strong jobs report, which suggests sustained inflation alongside robust economic growth. Consequently, the likelihood of the Federal
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In recent trading sessions, the USD/JPY pair has shown a positive trend, marking the fourth consecutive day of gains. This upward movement is significant and has caught the attention of traders and analysts alike. The pair is currently trading near 157.15 during the early Asian trading hours on Wednesday, indicating a bullish sentiment among market
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The US annual inflation rate is predicted to remain at 3.4% in May, while the core inflation rate is expected to soften from 3.6% to 3.5%. These numbers are crucial as they can influence investor expectations of a September Fed rate cut. A more hawkish Fed rate path could lead to increased borrowing costs and
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Poland is facing significant challenges in its fiscal policy, as highlighted by a senior International Monetary Fund official. The European Commission has projected that Poland’s budget deficit will rise to 5.4% of gross domestic product this year, which is among the highest in the European Union. This is primarily due to the government’s increased expenditure
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GBPUSD recently advanced to its highest level since March 13th, showcasing a strong bullish momentum in the market. However, this rally was short-lived as the pair started to reverse lower, signaling that the uptrend may have become overstretched. The price action was driven by profit-taking activities, leading to a temporary pullback in the exchange rate.
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Following the recent US Job Report, there are expectations of a pickup in hiring which could potentially support wage growth. This increase in wages may lead to higher trends in disposable income, ultimately fueling consumer spending and demand-driven inflation. The net effect of this could result in a higher-for-longer Fed rate path to raise borrowing
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