Currency News

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Tuesday, January 14.

Over the last two days, the financial landscape has seen a momentary calm: bond markets have steadied, the dollar's meteoric ascent has paused, and global stocks have found some much-needed breathing room

The USD/CAD pair remains on the defensive around 1.4350 during the early Asian session on Wednesday, pressured by the disappointing US December Producer Price Index (PPI) data.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) rebounded from 0.6130, its lowest level since April 2020, to reach 0.6180 on Tuesday, buoyed by firm commodity prices and a slight improvement in market sentiment.

There will be an option expiration on Friday.

The rupee’s currency crisis is accelerating. The central bank is burning through reserves at an unsustainable pace.

In this short clip from Macro-To-Micro Options Power Hour, me and Hans Albrecht discuss how bullish option flows persist despite market uncertainties, including rising yields, a strong dollar, and high interest rates.

Silver tends to outperform the rest of the precious metals sector close to the end of a given rally. We’re not there yet.

The upcoming UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is set to play a pivotal role in shaping market expectations around the Bank of England’s (BoE) monetary policy trajectory.

The technical analysis for this GBP/USD pair is obviously horrible, but I think you’ve got a situation where you have to look at this through the prism of whether or not we are oversold at the moment.

The EUR/USD managed to bounce back along with all risk assets after hitting a new multi-year low sub 1.02 handle on Monday.

The British pound has fallen pretty significantly across the board during the trading session on Monday. That includes the Australian dollar.

The US Dollar flat after sources disclosed the Trump administration is considering a gradual tariff implementation. Traders are on edge over possible comments from President-elect Donald Trump on the above headline.

My previous GBP/USD signal on 6th January was not triggered as there was no bearish price action when the two nearest resistance levels were first reached that day.

Despite the current slump, there are mounting signals that the tide may turn in 2025, when increased electric vehicle sales and production curtailments could help absorb some of the excess supply.

The euro fell to USD 1.020, the lowest level since October 2022, as investors lowered expectations of a rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB).

USD/CHF recovers intraday losses as the outlook of the US Dollar remains firm. Investors await the US inflation data as it will influence the Fed’s interest rate outlook.

The USD/JPY pair entered a consolidation phase on Tuesday, following modest growth during the earlier two trading sessions. Today, the pair’s movements are centred around the 157.50 mark.

USD/JPY gains to near 158.00 as the safe-haven demand of the Japanese Yen has eased. Investors await the US inflation data for fresh guidance on interest rates. Fed dovish bets have lately trimmed on upbeat US labor market data for December.

The NZDUSD currency pair is at the early stage of a bullish cycle, with navy blue wave one unfolding within gray wave one.

The Pound Sterling (GBP) finds temporary support on Tuesday after facing a sharp sell-off in the last few trading days due to rising yields on the United Kingdom (UK) gilts.

GBP/USD breaks its five-day losing streak, rebounding from its 15-month low of 1.2099, recorded on Monday.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Monday, January 13.

EUR/USD continued to explore the bearish side of the charts on Monday, declining into the 1.0200 handle for the first time since late 2022, etching in a fresh 26-month low before staging half-hearted recovery later in the day.

The Dollar gained a little in a mostly sideways chop. Stocks fell sharply but managed to take back their losses into the afternoon close.