The bulls have taken full control of the market. The negative sentiment that led to the last bearish pattern has dissipated. The current price is significantly distant from the confirmation level, greatly reducing the chances of a bearish confirmation. Besides, the signal is suggesting toSTAY LONG...
Consumer sentiment drops sharply in February as inflation worries soar Feb. 7, 2025 at 11:13 a.m. ETby Greg Robb Fed might need to hold rates steady ‘for quite some time,’ Logan says Feb. 6, 2025 at 5:40 p.m. ETby Greg Robb ...
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As of Monday, March 3, 2025, European markets are poised to open higher, reflecting investor optimism surrounding upcoming eurozone inflation data and potential tariff relief. This positive sentiment comes... How U.S.-EU Relations Could Impact the Cross Currency BasisCME Group - Fri Feb 28, 2...
I'm currently short on USDJPY. Looking at potential dips toward 123 to 120. It may spike to 137, if dollar buying intensifies in coming weeks. That may be a short-term change in sentiment due to Fed. I'm looking at USDJPY trading much lower long term, say 98 to 110. I'm also ...
rushing upwards, on Wednesday it reached the height of 1.1860. The reason for such a rapid spurt was the statistics of the Eurozone, whose GDP has been growing for the fifth consecutive month. In addition, the index of economic sentiment from ZEW was better than expected - 30.9 against 29.3...
In Europe earlier, the single currency came under pressure earlier after data showed that the ZEW index for German economic sentiment fell to an eight-month low of 43.2 this month from 46.6 in March. Analysts had expected the index to decline to 45.0 in April. ...
It is logical to expect that the most intense trading will occur at the release of economic reports such as the US non-farm payrolls and UK unemployment rate, US consumer sentiment and spending, US or UK manufacturing and non-manufacturing activity growth, US durable goods orders, US or UK ...
It is logical to expect that the most intense trading will occur at the release of economic reports such as the US non-farm payrolls and UK unemployment rate, US consumer sentiment and spending, US or UK manufacturing and non-manufacturing activity growth, US durable goods orders, US or UK ...
Investing.com - Investing.com - The pound fell against the U.S. dollar on Monday, as market sentiment weakened amid growing concerns over the outcome.