Quick Look: USD/CHF at pivot 0.9060: Shows neutral intraday bias, bullish if
Quick Look: USD/CHF at pivot 0.9060: Shows neutral intraday bias, bullish if above 0.9014. Economic Indicators: The US Dollar is robust; Swiss unemployment is stable at 2.3%. Market Outlook: Short-term optimism; critical watch on
Quick Look: EUR/USD faces a pivotal week with key US and EU economic indicators. Resistance and support identified: Resistance at 1.0754, Support at 1.0654. Upcoming US inflation data and central bank decisions are critical for the short-term outlook. The
Quick Look: Bank Of Japan decision led USD/JPY to hit a 34-year high; the FY 2024 growth forecast was revised to 0.8%. April’s 1.8% increase fell short of expectations, impacting inflation outlook and policy. Despite slow Q1 GDP growth,
Quick Look: USD/CHF stabilises with key support and resistance levels noted; potential for a bullish trend on breaking 0.9243. US Fed is likely to maintain rates; Swiss National Bank cut rates, with more cuts expected. The US shows mixed
Quick Look: USD/CAD nears key resistance at 1.36840-1.36860; support at 1.36720-1.36750. This week’s key events include US economic reports, Bank of Canada, and Federal Reserve rate decisions. Oil prices affect CAD; treasury yields and buying interest boost USD. The
Quick Look: EUR/USD faces a pivotal week with key US and EU economic indicators. Resistance and support identified: Resistance at 1.0754, Support at 1.0654. Upcoming US inflation data and central bank decisions are critical for the short-term outlook. The
Quick Look: Bank Of Japan decision led USD/JPY to hit a 34-year high; the FY 2024 growth forecast was revised to 0.8%. April’s 1.8% increase fell short of expectations, impacting inflation outlook and policy. Despite slow Q1 GDP growth,
Quick Look: USD/CHF stabilises with key support and resistance levels noted; potential for a bullish trend on breaking 0.9243. US Fed is likely to maintain rates; Swiss National Bank cut rates, with more cuts expected. The US shows mixed
Quick Look: USD/CAD nears key resistance at 1.36840-1.36860; support at 1.36720-1.36750. This week’s key events include US economic reports, Bank of Canada, and Federal Reserve rate decisions. Oil prices affect CAD; treasury yields and buying interest boost USD. The
Quick Look: USD/CHF at pivot 0.9060: Shows neutral intraday bias, bullish if above 0.9014. Economic Indicators: The US Dollar is robust; Swiss unemployment is stable at 2.3%. Market Outlook: Short-term optimism; critical watch on 0.9243 for medium-term trends. Today, the USD/CHF pair has been observed at a pi point
Quick Look: EUR/USD faces a pivotal week with key US and EU economic indicators. Resistance and support identified: Resistance at 1.0754, Support at 1.0654. Upcoming US inflation data and central bank decisions are critical for the short-term outlook. The EUR/USD currency pair is moving toward a crossroads, facing
Quick Look: Bank Of Japan decision led USD/JPY to hit a 34-year high; the FY 2024 growth forecast was revised to 0.8%. April’s 1.8% increase fell short of expectations, impacting inflation outlook and policy. Despite slow Q1 GDP growth, the dollar attracts investors; USD/JPY faces resistance near 160.00.
Quick Look: USD/CHF stabilises with key support and resistance levels noted; potential for a bullish trend on breaking 0.9243. US Fed is likely to maintain rates; Swiss National Bank cut rates, with more cuts expected. The US shows mixed signals with stable PMIs; the Swiss economy weakens with
Quick Look: USD/CAD nears key resistance at 1.36840-1.36860; support at 1.36720-1.36750. This week’s key events include US economic reports, Bank of Canada, and Federal Reserve rate decisions. Oil prices affect CAD; treasury yields and buying interest boost USD. The USD/CAD pair has recently undergone noteworthy fluctuations in the
Quick Look: USD/CHF at pivot 0.9060: Shows neutral intraday bias, bullish if above 0.9014. Economic Indicators: The US Dollar is robust; Swiss unemployment is stable at 2.3%. Market Outlook: Short-term optimism; critical watch on