The Australian economy is closely tied to economic indicators from China, given that China accounts for one-third of Australian exports. As investors analyze the implications of the Australian inflation numbers on the RBA rate path, attention is also turning to Chinese industrial profit numbers and their potential influence on buyer appetite for the Aussie dollar.
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During Monday’s trading session, the GBPJPY pair continued its upward movement, hitting a peak of approximately 202.50, the highest level seen since 2007. Despite initial efforts by sellers to drive the pair down to 106.14, buyers managed to take control and push the pair to new cycle highs. The Daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) at
As we head into the final trading week of the first half of the year, Asian markets are experiencing a mixed bag of performance across equities, currencies, and bonds. While Asian stocks are generally in decent shape, Chinese markets are struggling to keep up with their regional and global peers. Chinese stocks have been underperforming
The USD/JPY pair has shown strength by breaking through the 158.20 resistance level. This has allowed the pair to rise towards the 159.20 resistance area, with the potential to reach the 160.00 level. The technical indicators, such as the 100 and 200 simple moving averages, are supporting this bullish movement. However, it is essential to
Fitch Ratings agency has revised its expectations regarding China’s policy rate, no longer anticipating a cut for this year. The initial forecast for one cut in 2024 has now been pushed back to the following year. This adjustment is influenced by the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain high interest rates, impacting the exchange rate
Costco Wholesale Corp. (COST) has been under the lens of Elliott Wave analysts, particularly in terms of its impulsive trend and motive structure. The analysis indicates that COST is currently in wave 5, specifically within wave {iii} of 5, suggesting an upward trajectory. Following the completion of the triangle in wave 4, wave {ii} of
In a market where concentration risk is a concern for investors, exploring value-oriented investments could be a wise decision. According to Phil McInnis, the chief investment strategist at Avantis Investors, taking a more diversified approach can provide better long-term returns compared to simply relying on index funds like the S&P 500. By focusing on companies
Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva made it clear that he is willing to consider the Finance Minister’s proposals for spending cuts, but he highlighted that any fiscal adjustments should not come at the expense of the poor. Lula emphasized the need to avoid unnecessary spending while facing pressure from investors to reduce expenditures
As Roaring Kitty, also known as Keith Gill, observes the fluctuating GameStop shares, he faces a tough decision regarding his substantial options position that is nearing expiration. His current holdings include 5 million GameStop common shares and 120,000 call options, representing 12 million underlying shares. The call options have a strike price of $20 and
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.
The Group of Seven (G7) wealthy democracies are gearing up to send a firm message to small Chinese banks about their involvement in assisting Russia in evading Western sanctions. Leaders from the G7 countries are expected to have intense conversations during their upcoming summit in Italy about the growing trade relationship between China and Russia
Nio, the Chinese electric car company, is gearing up for an expansion into the Middle East market as part of its strategic plan for growth and global presence. CEO William Li announced the move during an earnings call, revealing the company’s ambitious plans to introduce its products and services in the United Arab Emirates by