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US GDP and initial jobless claims coming up next

US GDP and initial jobless claims coming up next

Happy Thursday.As usual, that means it's initial jobless claims day. There have been several points in the past two years where it looked like claims were going to break higher but they've repeatedly been reeled back in. Last week's fall helped to kick off another leg...

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Dip buyers keep things interesting on the day

Dip buyers keep things interesting on the day

Equities had that familiar sinking feeling just about an hour ago but have found some relief right after this post here. It's still a heavy-looking week all things considered and I wouldn't count out another wave of selling later in US trading, especially if bonds...

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S&P 500 Technical Analysis – We are at a key trendline

S&P 500 Technical Analysis – We are at a key trendline

It looks like the more hawkish than expected FOMC Dot Plot last week was kind of a wakeup call for the market as it’s been selling off with almost no pullback ever since. The resilience in the economy is keeping the Fed on the hawkish camp as it wants to see more...

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Dollar holds tentatively lower so far on the day

Dollar holds tentatively lower so far on the day

The greenback is down slightly on the day but I wouldn't really read too much into it, at least for now. EUR/USD is up 0.15% to 1.0515 while GBP/USD is up 0.35% to 1.2175 on the day. In comparison to the moves this week, the changes today don't mean anything much. Not...

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Saxony September CPI +5.4% vs +6.8% y/y prior

Saxony September CPI +5.4% vs +6.8% y/y prior

This just confirms that German annual inflation is set to ease in September, with the estimated reading being 4.6% - down from 6.1% in August. That said, the monthly reading is expected to show a rise in consumer prices with the Saxony reading also seen up 0.3% on the...

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Bavaria September CPI +4.1% vs +5.9% y/y prior

Bavaria September CPI +4.1% vs +5.9% y/y prior

The other state readings released at around the same time:Hesse CPI +4.7% y/yPrior +6.0%Brandenburg CPI +5.6% y/yPrior +7.1%This fits with the earlier reading from NRW, which reaffirms that we are to see a notable drop in annual inflation in Germany this month. That...

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EURUSD Technical Analysis – Time for a correction?

EURUSD Technical Analysis – Time for a correction?

US:The Fed left interest rates unchanged as expected.The macroeconomic projections were revised higher as the economy showed much stronger resilience than expected and the Dot Plot showed that the majority of members still expects another rate hike by the end of the...

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The bond market continues to hold all the cards

The bond market continues to hold all the cards

Things are looking calmer once again in European morning trade but when we get to US trading, that's when things start to really heat up. The selling in bonds especially has been coming about once Wall Street steps into the fray so far this week:US Treasury 10-year...

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Gold Technical Analysis – The bias turns bearish

Gold Technical Analysis – The bias turns bearish

Despite the surging real yields and US Dollar in the past few months, Gold continued to show remarkable resilience decoupling from the usual correlations. This week though, Gold capitulated, and has been falling everyday with stronger and stronger intensity. The last...

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