This week the Federal Reserve increased interest rates, but the
dollar didn't change much.
In yet another move contrary to the monetary policy trends
elsewhere around the globe, the United States Federal Reserve chose
to increase interest rates by another .25% to 1.50% this Wednesday.
This week we would take a look at what motivated that decision, as
well as what the consequences will be for finance.
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Today the index for the AUD/USD from Investing, which shows the
percentage of traders with long positions, was released. The new
data is 62.2%, which indicates a bullish situation with this
trading instrument.
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We are waiting for the bulls.
Right now we expect a number of macroeconomic indicators. Today
data on the growth of the GDP of the United States for the third
quarter will be published, as well as the index of production
activity from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
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As the end of the year approaches, we take a look at Bitcoin, the
year's best performing asset.
As we are only a week away from the new year, it is a good time to
reflect on what went on with the global markets this year. Without
a doubt the most fascinating instrument to watch in 2017 was the
world’s most famous cryptocurrency, Bitcoin.
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The pair today seems to be trading flat.
Today after the celebration of Christmas and in preparation for New
Year's Eve, our pair entered the price corridor. Markets are almost
completely inactive during Christmas vacations and the volatility
in the markets has declined.
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The rapid downward trend has been completed in late November. The
NZD was under pressure because of the political situation in New
Zealand, RBNZ monetary policy. the minimum has been reached but now
NZD has found incentives to counter the U.S. dollar.
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Today we do not expect the release of macroeconomic news from the
UK. With regards to the United States, a weekly report on crude oil
reserves and a number of other less significant indices will be
published.
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Both currencies have been supported by the increased commodity
prices but the CAD feels more confident and has more perspectives
for investors. The deals to SELL would be most
effective.
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Today we expect the release of macroeconomic indicators for both
currencies, which can accelerate the market and, in the case of
improved indicators, turn around the direction of our
pair.
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Today we would take another look at the EUR/USD currency pair. From
around the middle of December the euro began to rally against the
dollar and soared around 1.20 right after we entered 2018. However,
as of this week the dollar has begun to recover some of its lost
positions.
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The last half of the 2017 showed that the MXN cannot resist the
strong dollar, despite the rising oil prices and a relative
improvement of the economic situation in Mexico. At the same time,
the Mexican government didn't impact the MXN value. As a result, in
December the inflation rate increased to 6.77% which is the highest
level for the last 17 years. This has been achieved mainly due to
the weakening of the Mexican peso.
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Yesterday, the US announced that in the near future they could
withdraw from the NAFTA agreement and against this background the
Canadian dollar fell under the sell-off against other currencies.
Oil prices yesterday also stopped their upcoming rally and entered
a corridor, which may well indicate the completion of the upward
momentum.
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A look at what this year might have in store for some of the most
popular currencies.
2018 is here and so are some of the first report from Europe, Asia,
and North America. With this mind, we thought it might be helpful
to look at some general expectations that experts have for this
year in terms of the financial markets: what’s going to grow, what
would decline, and all that good stuff.
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For seven months we have seen a rise in the prices for petroleum.
As of now prices have already reached three-year highs. At the
moment the Brent crude oil prices have approached $70 per barrel
and the bullish movement is in no hurry to weaken.
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Today, after the weekend and the celebration of Martin Luther
King's Day, the US is returning to the market and we can expect an
increase in the volume of trading, as well as increasing volatility
in the markets. By the start of the trading day, after a prolonged
fall, the dollar index won back 0.22% and we can expect that by the
beginning of the American session.
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