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Is it useful to call it a bear market rally?

Last week there was a lot of chatter about the US500 finally rising >20% from the October lows. A 20% price rise is the very definition of a bull market, just as a 20% fall is a bear market. All analysts have pointed this out and the race has also been on to...

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Dollar under pressure as US CPI data looms

Dollar under pressure as US CPI data looms

Lower Treasury yields and higher equities are also part of the story, as the dollar moves lower in European morning trade. As mentioned earlier here, these markets are all going to be intertwined as we get to the US CPI data later and it is already showing. EUR/USD is...

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USDCAD Technical Analysis – At a key support

USDCAD Technical Analysis – At a key support

The recent positive surprise in the non-farm payrolls (NFP) data, followed by concerning factors such as a higher unemployment rate and reduced average weekly hours, has had a detrimental impact on the USD. Market sentiment has shifted towards a less optimistic...

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GBPUSD Technical Analysis – Waiting for a break

GBPUSD Technical Analysis – Waiting for a break

The latest news on job numbers was a mixed bag. While the non-farm payrolls (NFP) beat expectations, we also saw a rise in unemployment and a decrease in average weekly hours. These not-so-great details caused the USD to lose some strength as the market started to...

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China May M2 money supply +11.6% vs +12.1% y/y expected

China May M2 money supply +11.6% vs +12.1% y/y expected

Prior +12.4%New yuan loans ¥1,360.0 billion vs ¥1,600.0 trillion expectedPrior ¥718.8 billionChina's broad money growth continues to slow further as credit conditions tighten and that will put pressure on Beijing to push forward with more stimulus. New loans are still...

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Spain May final CPI +3.2% vs +3.2% y/y prelim

Spain May final CPI +3.2% vs +3.2% y/y prelim

Prior +4.1%HICP +2.9% vs +2.9% y/y prelimPrior +3.8%The final readings match up with initial estimates but the good news here is that core annual inflation is seen dropping from 6.6% in April to 6.1% in May at least. While still at a relatively high number, it perhaps...

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UK May payrolls change 23k vs -135k prior

UK May payrolls change 23k vs -135k prior

Prior -135k; revised to 7kApril ILO unemployment rate 3.8% vs 4.0% expectedPrior 3.9%April employment change 250k vs 162k expectedPrior 182kApril average weekly earnings +6.5% vs +6.1% 3m/y expectedPrior +5.8%; revised to +6.1%April average weekly earnings (ex bonus)...

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Germany May final CPI +6.1% vs +6.1% y/y prelim

Germany May final CPI +6.1% vs +6.1% y/y prelim

High risk warning: Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk that may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage creates additional risk and loss exposure. Before you decide to trade foreign exchange, carefully consider your investment objectives,...

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Trade ideas thread – European session 13 June 2023

Trade ideas thread – European session 13 June 2023

It's all about the reaction to the US CPI data today and how that will set markets up ahead of the Fed decision tomorrow. Traders are pricing in roughly 80% odds of no change to the Fed funds rate at the moment, so will the inflation numbers vindicate that argument?...

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FX option expiries for 13 June 10am New York cut

FX option expiries for 13 June 10am New York cut

There are a couple to take note of, as highlighted in bold.That being for EUR/USD but they are mostly smaller expiries that sum up to be a decent sized one at the 1.0750-60 and 1.0790-00 levels. And given the fact that the trading focus will largely be on the reaction...

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UK labour market report on the agenda in Europe today

UK labour market report on the agenda in Europe today

The dollar is marginally lower on the day as market moves to start the week has been relatively minor and choppy. Equities are in a good spot though as the S&P 500 climbed by nearly 1% yesterday, closing the day at its highest levels since April last year. That is...

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US CPI the first key hurdle for markets this week

US CPI the first key hurdle for markets this week

US CPI year-on-year (%)The April reading last month came in at 4.9% with the core annual estimate coming in 5.3%. This time around, the former is expected to drop to 4.1% in May with the latter falling to 5.3%. That comes despite expectations of a rise in the monthly...

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