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387 days ago

#Swiss francs surges. #Dollar you still here? #forex #trading

The dollar plummeted in light of falling rising interest rate expectations. The Swiss franc on the other hand surged lifted by exploding gold prices. Gold surged 2.3% on Monday to 1,910. The dollar looks oversold from a technical perspective and the USDCHF pair has support at just below 0.91.

#Forex

395 days ago

#Swiss #franc is on the move! #inflation #forex #trading

The Swiss franc is on the move again! In fact, it has shown intense volatility lately. This Monday morning it is gaining strength versus the dollar after Swiss inflation data showed prices were pushing higher more than expected, which should pressure the Swiss National Bank to hike interest rates further. Note, the the SNB was ahead of the ECB last year in reactivity to hiking interest rates. CPI month on month came at 0.7% per year, versus 0.4% expected. Year over year it came at 3.4% versus 3.1%.

#Forex

401 days ago

#EURUSD rebounds on hot European #inflation. #forex #trading #euro #dollar

The surprise jump in French and Spanish inflation (CPI) helped the euro rebound. French consumer prices rose 7.2% in February, and Spanish 6.1%, increasing bets of further interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank. Stocks are expected to open lower in the US as treasury yields climbed slightly higher.

#Stocks #Forex

412 days ago

Strong #Dollar Challenges even the #Swiss Franc  #forex #trading #stocks #markets $SPY $QQQ

The recent solid US retail sales, jobs figures, and elevated inflation data (CPI, PPI) are pushing the dollar up. Treasury yields are now 4.6% for the 2-year and 3.9% for the 10-year. That's adding volatility (VIX +15% today) to markets: stocks but also FX and commodities (Oil -3.3% today). Looking at the Dollar-Swiss franc, it has started to weaken again versus the dollar. Technicals point to ∼0.94 as the next resistance.

#Forex

413 days ago

Worst US Manufacturing Data Since May 2020 ! #stocks #markets #trading $SPY $QQQ

The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Manufacturing Index fell to its lowest level since May 2020. Not a great sign for the global economy. Separately, Housing Starts & Building Permits Weakest Since COVID Lockdowns.

#Stocks #Forex
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