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The Australian Dollar hits a fresh weekly high near 0.6480, up over 1.20% on the day. The 0.6500 psychological level and descending trendline continue to act as key resistance. AUD/USD holds firmly above the 21-day EMA at 0.6414, reinforcing short-term bullish bias. The Australian Dollar (AUD) pushe

The Dollar Index and the Euro continues to hold their respective ranges of 102-100 and 1.11-1.13. A break below 100 in index can drag it further to 98-96, while Euro can head towards 1.14 and higher on a break past 1.13. EURINR above 95 has a scope to rise back towards 97-98. EURJPY and USDJPY are t

EURUSD moved nicely higher in April, into the 1,15–1,16 area, a resistance where pair slowed down at the end of wave 3, which puts new retracement in play. However, a pullback is now in three waves, so it’s seen as temporary within the broader uptrend. We see some deeper retracement but still at key

EU mid-market update: Too good to be true? Trade war and real wars pivot sharply to resolution; US reconciliation bill and CPI in focus this week. Notes/observations - Risk appetite surges after US and China agreed to temporarily slash tariffs (US: 145%->30%, China: 125%->10%) for 90 days, spa

Partner Center New Zealand’s quarterly employment report showed a 0.1% uptick in hiring as expected in Q1 while the unemployment rate held steady at 5.1% instead of rising to 5.3%. Meanwhile, the labor force participation rate slowed from 71% to 70.8% while the labor cost index fell short of estimat

What you need to take care of on Friday, May 2: Optimism about a de-escalation in the global trade conflict helped the US Dollar (USD) despite disappointing data releases. US President Donald Trump reported undergoing trade talks with South Korea, Japan and India. He also claimed that there’s a “ver

Stocks take a tumble following GDP shock “Markets had been rubbing along relatively happily until today’s US data, which seemed to give form to investors’ worst nightmares. Negative GDP, a first in 3 years, weaker jobs growth and higher wages are the potent combination of stagflation. Inevitably, th

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