Gold prices, the U.S. dollar, and stocks will be highly responsive to the February U.S. inflation report, as consumer price index data holds the potential to shape the Federal Reserve's near-term monetary policy outlook.
The U.S. dollar rebounded slightly on Monday, following last week's sharp decline, ahead of the release of key U.S. inflation data that could determine the near-term outlook for currency markets.
The Bank of England is expected to lag both the Fed and the ECB when it comes to cutting interest rates, helping to boost Sterling against the US dollar and the Euro.
The Yen is gaining as investors scent not only lower US interest rates but also, just possibly, higher Japanese ones
A quiet start to the week across most markets ahead of Tuesday’s US CPI release, although Bitcoin is soaring to a fresh record high.
Interest rates in the EU and the US look set to be cut in June, Nasdaq slides on Nvidia sell-off, Gold continues to print fresh highs.
February's U.S. inflation data is poised to ignite heightened market volatility in the upcoming week, playing a pivotal role in shaping the near-term outlook for the U.S. dollar.
This article explores euro’s fundamental and technical outlook, examining pivotal factors that may influence price movements in the upcoming week.
USD/JPY extends losses on speculation that the Bank of Japan may be warming up to the idea of ending negative rates during its March monetary policy meeting.
The latest US Jobs Report (NFPs) beat market expectations – 275k vs. 200k forecast – but the blowout January number of 353k was revised sharply lower to 229k.