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USD/CNY: Bulls to retest the trend line at 7.2610

July 26th, 2024| 19 hours ago

USD/CNY experienced a sharp down after falling from 7.2760. It briefly dipped below the 200-DMA (7.2200). It’s trading upwards now, but it would be interesting [more]

EUR/GBP: Bulls set to retest 0.8465

July 26th, 2024| 19 hours ago

EUR/GBP can persist towards the 50-DMA at 0.8465 and the graphical levels of 0.8480/0.8500, Societe Generale FX strategists note.EUR/GBP has rebounded after approaching the lower limit [more]

NZD/USD Price Analysis: Strives to come out of woods

July 26th, 2024| 19 hours ago

NZD/USD finds a cushion near 0.5880, while the overall outlook remains bearish. Investors await the US core PCE inflation for June for fresh guidance on [more]

Mexican Peso recovers as carry-trade unwind fades

July 26th, 2024| 19 hours ago

The Mexican Peso extends its recovery after the release of US Core PCE data, the Fed's preferred gauge of inflation. The Peso was already weakening [more]

GBP: EUR/GBP rally can accelerate next week

July 26th, 2024| 19 hours ago

BoE will judge the stickiness in services inflation as down primarily to one-off factors and may look at more ‘core’ measures that instead point to [more]

Are celebrity meme coins dead?

July 25th, 2024|

Celebrity meme coins have declined by an average of 94% from their all-time high, according to X user Slorg. Several celebrity meme coins have followed [more]

USD/JPY Price Analysis: Recovers and hovers around 154.00

July 25th, 2024|

USD/JPY finishes unchanged, recovering from daily low of 151.94. Technical outlook indicates bearish bias with RSI nearing oversold levels. Key levels: bearish continuation below 153.00, [more]

GBP/USD falls further as BoE looms ahead

July 25th, 2024|

GBP/USD slid below 1.2860 on Thursday as GBP softens. Markets see roughly-even odds of a BoE rate cut. Lopsided US data bolstered the Greenback slightly, [more]

Gold to NOT Rally After the Rate Cut

July 25th, 2024|

We saw a quick move up and then a huge move lower – particularly in mining stocks.By the way, do you recall how we bought [more]