Dollar, Japanese Yen, and Swiss Franc are under selling pressure this week amid improving risk sentiment. Yen is particularly weighed down by the extended rebound in treasury yields, while Swiss Franc is pressured by sell-offs against Euro and Sterling. Currently, the Canadian Dollar leads the pack for the week,...
As European treasury yields rebound, the Euro and Sterling gains against Dollar and Swiss Franc today. However, their upside remains limited by near term resistance. Also, momentum against commodity currencies appears less pronounced. The greenback is trading lower amid generally stabilizing risk sentiment, but market fluctuations remain limited, with...
Forex markets are currently navigating a landscape of uncertainty, as mixed currency performance contributes to a lack of clear direction. Dollar has experienced a decline in Asian session, but still hovers within familiar boundaries against other major currencies. Meanwhile, Euro has managed to strengthen against the greenback but appears...
The financial markets are sending mixed messages today, with risk sentiment seemingly improving as European indexes and US futures trade higher. US and German 10-year yields are also recovering. However, the currency markets paint a different picture, with Swiss Franc leading as the best performer, followed by Canadian Dollar...
The forex markets have been relatively quiet during today's Asian session, with currency pairs staying within Friday's range. Major stock indexes are also demonstrating mixed performance in a tight range. Inflation data from the Eurozone and the US will be closely monitored this week. Although these figures are crucial...
Last week's financial landscape was far from clear-cut. While it wasn't a definitive risk-on market, investors seemed reluctant to abandon US shares completely. The markets found themselves mired in confusion, struggling to make sense of the relentless barrage of headlines detailing bank crises that began with Silicon Valley Bank,...
The European session has been marked by a resurgence of market turbulence as Deutsche Bank shares nosedive, fueled by a surge in its credit default swaps. This development has had a domino effect on major European indexes and US futures, both experiencing significant drops. Investors are seeking refuge in...
Yen is drawing some attention in today's Asian trading session, supported by declining benchmark US and European treasury yields and robust core-core inflation in Japan. Risk-sensitive currencies, such as Sterling and commodity currencies, are under pressure as major Asian indexes trade lower. Dollar is recovering against the Euro but...
Market's response to the rate hikes by SNB and BoE has been relatively muted. Following today's rate decisions, SNB signaled the possibility of further tightening, while BoE remains open to either a hike or a pause in the future. Dollar is currently the day's worst performer, followed by Swiss...
Dollar faced broad sell-off overnight after the less hawkish than expected Fed rate hike and press conference, with Euro emerging as the biggest winner against the greenback. Sterling and Swiss Franc followed suit, while Australian and New Zealand dollars also strengthened but lagged on a weekly basis.
Attention now shifts...
Sterling is performing strongly after the release of stronger than expected UK CPI data, indicating a rise in inflation rather than a slow-down in February. As a result, it is highly likely that the BoE will hike interest rates by another 25bps during their meeting tomorrow. However, there is...
As the mood in the financial markets seems to be rather upbeat, Asian markets are riding the wave of positivity, tracing the upward trajectory set by their US counterparts. All eyes are on FOMC rate decision today, with most expecting a 25 basis point increase. However, uncertainty lingers as...
Euro rises broadly today partly as overall sentiment stabilized. Technical also play a role as the common currency defended near term support levels against both Sterling and Aussie. Poor Germany economic sentiment data was basically ignored by the markets. Market participants appeared to dismiss the poor economic sentiment data...
Australian Dollar is declining broadly as RBA minutes hinted at the possibility of a pause during their next meeting. Meanwhile, Yen has managed to hold on to the some gains it made earlier this week and appears poised for further rallying, particularly against commodity-based currencies.
Both Euro and Sterling have...
Market reactions to the ongoing banking crisis reveal a shift away from Swiss Franc, traditionally considered a safe-haven currency, as Credit Suisse shares lose over two-thirds of their value following the acquisition announcement by UBS. The broader markets in Europe are, however, relatively steady. Euro and Sterling are experiencing...
Financial markets in today's Asian session exhibit a risk-averse sentiment, despite attempts on the weekend to stabilize the situation from the recent banking crisis. While UBS's acquisition of Credit Suisse may have provided slight support to Euro and Swiss Franc, stocks are trading in red, and commodity currencies are...
Last week, the world appeared to be on the brink of an international banking crisis. The situation might have stabilized with Silicon Valley Bank filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, First Republic Bank receiving aid in the form of deposits from major players, and Credit Suisse obtaining a CHF 50B...
Market sentiment seems to have taken another hit as Silicon Valley Bank filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy today. Bank shares in the US are in sharp decline, dragging down the broader market. Yen surges again, bolstered by falling treasury yields too. Dollar, Euro, and Swiss Franc emerged as the...
Dollar faces renewed selling pressure as Asian markets exhibit a positive tone, following the overnight rebound in US stocks. The question remains: is the banking crisis over? It seems likely, at least temporarily, as major banks rushed to support First Republic and the situation surrounding Credit Suisse stabilized. If...
Euro weakens mildly following the ECB's decision to increase interest rates by 50bps, in line with their previously stated intentions. However, the absence of any reference to future rate hikes in the accompanying statement hints at the possibility of a pause in upcoming monetary policy meetings. Concurrently, Yen is...