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US Data Keeps Dollar on Edge Ahead of Key Releases
The US Dollar has been enjoying a renaissance of sorts this week with gains largely down to US data not being bad at all.
Looking at the data this week, the sales rate for US new homes spiked back to levels last seen in early 2022.
SNB Holds Rates at Zero as Strong US GDP Data Drives USD/CHF Higher
The Swiss franc is sharply lower on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.8013, up 0.78% on the day.
SNB holds rates, warns about US tariffs
Markets Start Mixed: Fed Cut, BoJ ETF Exit, Xi–Trump Call, and Nuclear Energy Surge
The week kicks off on a mixed note. Last week's Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut gave markets a boost, but news that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) will begin reducing its ETF holdings unsettled global risk sentiment on Friday.
Markets Eye Fed Reshaping, European Sector Rotations, and Key Global Catalysts Ahead
MKT INTEL VIEWS: NVDA delivered a solid print (rev +56%y/y) but the stock is down as this was the smallest % increase in 2 years and results were a bit light of expectations (see our spec sales take here). The stock market reaction across Asia Tech seems to suggest the AI trade remains intact, although reports that China chipmakers are aiming to triple AI chip output next year also helped (within SHCOMP, Tech is the only sector in the green this morning as 85% of stocks are lower).
Markets Await Tariff Decision Amid Key Economic Data and Earnings Reports
Stocks ended down, while the dollar strengthened as traders awaited auto tariffs to be announced by President Donald Trump. Treasury yields, meanwhile, inched higher as investors weighed potential exemptions to those tariffs. Oil prices jumped on reports of a dip in U.S. crude oil inventories. Gold eased but remained above the $3,000 per ounce level.
Mixed Inflation Data and Durable Goods Orders Shape Market Outlook
The UK CPI was weaker than expected in February at 2.8%yr compared to 3.0%yr in January. Core inflation edged down from 3.7%yr to 3.5%yr, but services inflation held up at 5.0%yr. However, decrease in both was mainly driven by weaker core goods inflation, while services inflation, which the BoE officials follow closely, was unchanged at 5%yr.
USD Firming Amid Tariff Uncertainty. What Trump's Trade Talks, US Data, and Geopolitics Mean for the Dollar and Global FX
Plunging Consumer Confidence and Tariff Fears Shake Markets: Dollar, Oil, and Gold Hit Hard
Stocks struggled with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq touching one-month lows as a dour consumer confidence report put mounting economic uncertainties into sharp relief and prompted a selloff. "This is clearly a risk-off day and a continuation of a risk- off month," said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The Japanese yen retreats as US GDP soars 3.3% in Q4
Dream Comes True: Analyzing Euro Weakness and US GDP Goldilocks Moment
Treading Cautiously: Markets Await Today's Core PCE Data for Fed Insight
FX Weekly Outlook: Central Bank Meetings and US GDP Take Center Stage
Asia Morning Bites: Focus on China's October Industrial Profits Amid Global Market Dynamics
Challenges and Contrasts: Navigating the Slippery Slope of Global Economies
EUR/USD Stagnant Despite ECB Meeting and US GDP: Analyzing Market Perceptions
Euro-dollar Support Tested Amidst Rate Concerns and Labor Strikes
Market Developments: Australian Inflation Slides to 4.9%, US GDP Expected to Rise to 2.4%, Australian Dollar Dips Amid Mixed Economic Data
EUR/USD Pair Faces Turbulence Amidst Conflicting Fundamentals: Traders Await Core PCE Index for Direction
Asia Morning Bites: Bank of Japan's YCC Policy Change Amid Tokyo Inflation Surge
GBP/USD Holds Strong in Face of Weak Statistics: Assessing Volatility, Rate Hikes, and Market Reactions User
US GDP growth disappoints as corporate America comes under pressure
US GDP: The GDP number covers an odd quarter which was deceivingly strong over the first couple of months due to weather distortions
US GDP Quick Analysis: Three reasons why the GDP report shows resilience, USD set to extend gains
Orbex analyst after the US GDP release: In layman’s terms, the economy is entering a contraction phase, which is to be expected given the rising interest rates and the ultra-tight lending environment
It (USA) rather seems rational to see reading even below 0% in the Q1 with the lowest point in the late Q2 of 2023
Despite the rise in interest rates, we’ve seen over the past few months, the US economy has held up reasonably well, with strong growth in Q3 as well as Q4
US GDP: Growth slowed down slightly from 3.2% in Q3, but the data show that the US economy is still avoiding recession
The US economy growth hits 2.9% exceeding expectations. US dollar index at multi-month lows
The US GDP is released shortly. 2.5% print is expected. Support for eurodollar amounts to 1.078
US dollar: judging from Jing Ren's words, 25bp Fed rate hike by is almost cemented
Whereas a year ago, inflation was at a 50 year high, and double figures were being approached, inflation in the United States had declined to 6.5 percent in December
Bitget analyst about the US GDP: In my opinion, we will see higher GDP than expected 2% - in Q3 and Q4 revisions we’ve seen stronger economic momentum than expected
USA Q4 GDP should show a growth to 2.5% with a 2.6% clip for real final sales and a tiny $2 bln inventory addition
Jerome Powell and Company appear to have already settled on a 25bps hike for next week's meeting, so any impact on monetary policy is likely to be minimal
US Durable Goods and Recession Outlook
The Outlook For The US Economy | US GDP Ahead
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There Are Some Reasons Why The US GDP May Reach Ca. 3% | ISM Manufacturing Index Reached 52.8
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