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Bulgarian Inflation Rises To 2.2%, Highest In 5 Months

Bulgarian Inflation Rises To 2.2%, Highest In 5 Months

Bulgaria’s consumer price inflation accelerated slightly in December to the highest level in five months, data from the National Statistical Institute showed on Wednesday. The consumer price index, or CPI, climbed 2.2 percent year-over-year in December, after a 2.1 percent rise in November. Moreover, the latest inflation was the highest since July, when prices had […]

Likely to trade in a higher range of 0.6170/0.6215 – UOB Group

Likely to trade in a higher range of 0.6170/0.6215 – UOB Group

Slight increase in upward momentum is likely to lead to a higher trading range of 0.6170/0.6215. Australian Dollar (AUD) is expected to trade in a range, probably between 0.6130 and 0.6240, UOB Group’s FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia note. Slight increase in upward momentum 24-HOUR VIEW: “Yesterday, we noted that the outlook

USD/JPY Price Analysis: Yen Climbs on BoJ Tightening Odds

USD/JPY Price Analysis: Yen Climbs on BoJ Tightening Odds

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda signaled a likely rate hike. The US PPI increased by 0.2%, well below estimates of a 0.4% increase.  Traders are focused on Wednesday’s Consumer Price Index report. The USD/JPY price analysis shows rising bets for a Bank of Japan rate hike next week, supporting the yen across the board.

Dollar strength reminds Wall Street ‘US exceptionalism’ isn’t isolationism: McGeever By Reuters

Dollar strength reminds Wall Street ‘US exceptionalism’ isn’t isolationism: McGeever By Reuters

By Jamie McGeever ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) -While “U.S. exceptionalism” has undoubtedly helped drive Wall Street’s record-busting returns in recent years, it should not be confused with isolationism. The fourth-quarter U.S. earnings season that gets underway in earnest this week is a reminder that American firms – magnificent as some may be – still operate in

Review of the main events of the Forex economic calendar for the next trading week (20.01.2025 – 26.01.2025)

Review of the main events of the Forex economic calendar for the next trading week (20.01.2025 – 26.01.2025)

2025.01.14 2025.01.15 Economic Calendar for the Week 20.01.2025 – 26.01.2025 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Early last week, the DXY Dollar Index surpassed the 110.00 threshold and is now continuing its upward momentum toward the November 2022 highs and the 111.00 level. The dollar is rising amid positive macro statistics from the US, and its buyers open more

Gold (XAU/USD) Price Tug-of-War Continues. Breakout Incoming?

Gold (XAU/USD) Price Tug-of-War Continues. Breakout Incoming?

Gold prices are currently in flux thanks to the US Dollar, global trade uncertainties, and geopolitics. A softer-than-expected US PPI release caused a temporary jump in Gold prices.  The upcoming US CPI release is a key event that could trigger a significant move in Gold prices. Most Read: Global Market Outlook 2025: Trends, Risks, and

Dollar softens ahead of CPI, tariffs remain in focus By Reuters

Dollar softens ahead of CPI, tariffs remain in focus By Reuters

By Laura Matthews and Stefano Rebaudo (Reuters) -The dollar fell against the euro on Tuesday but was still hovering near its highest level in more than two years as the first of two inflation readings this week provided little assurance the U.S. Federal Reserve will soon cut interest rates. Cooler-than-expected producer prices in December followed

Dip buyers set to be rewarded for their efforts yesterday?

Dip buyers set to be rewarded for their efforts yesterday?

S&P 500 index daily chart Things started off rather poorly for stocks yesterday but dip buyers managed to salvage something by the end of it all. Tech shares were still the laggard but it certainly wasn’t as bad as could be from the onset. The S&P 500 somehow pulled off a stunning recovery to even

Amazon, Meta and Tesla reject FX hedging

Amazon, Meta and Tesla reject FX hedging

Amazon, Meta and Tesla reject FX hedging – FX Markets End of drawer navigation content Skip to main content FX Markets study shows tech giants don’t hedge day-to-day exposures Amazon, Meta and Tesla – three of the so-called magnificent seven tech firms that drive US stock market performance – decline to hedge their day-to-day foreign

Dow Jones climbs despite tech sellof

Dow Jones climbs despite tech sellof

The Dow Jones is looking to pare recent losses, but topside momentum remains limited. Investors are pivoting out of popular tech rally favorites, dragging equity markets lower. The Dow is keeping on balance as investors rotate into non-tech darlings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) skirted Monday’s broad-market declines as investors gave a second thought

AUD/USD stabilizes after post-NFP slide

AUD/USD stabilizes after post-NFP slide

The Australian dollar has started the week quietly. In the North American session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6151, up 0.07% at the time of writing.  Earlier, the Australian dollar fell as low as 0.6130, its lowest level since April 2020. It was another rough week for the Australian dollar, which declined 1.7% last week. The

Sterling Slumps Further as UK Bond Yields Hit Multi-Decade Highs

Sterling Slumps Further as UK Bond Yields Hit Multi-Decade Highs

Sterling’s selloff continues today as UK government bond yields surged to new highs, underlining deep market concerns over the nation’s fiscal outlook. 10-year Gilt yield breached 4.8%, a level not seen in 17 years, while 30-year yield climbed past 5.4%, marking its highest point in 27 years. At the core of this crisis are doubts

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