EUR/USD retreated today following yesterday’s rally but not before reaching the highest level since January 2015. Now, traders wait for US gross domestic product due to release tomorrow. The big increase of durable goods orders reported today gave hope to dollar bulls that GDP may be better than forecasts promised. Initial jobless claims rose from 234k to 244k last week. The average forecast […]
Read moreThe Turkish lira was stable against the US dollar after Turkey’s central bank decided at today’s meeting to keep interest rates unchanged. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey maintained its interest rates without change, including the Marginal Funding Rate that stayed at 9.25%. Such decision was expected by basically everyone as the central bank needs to keep monetary policy tight to combat two-digit inflation. Indeed, the bank said about […]
Read moreThe Turkish lira was stable against the US dollar after Turkey’s central bank decided at today’s meeting to keep interest rates unchanged. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey maintained its interest rates without change, including the Marginal Funding Rate that stayed at 9.25%. Such decision was expected by basically everyone as the central bank needs to keep monetary policy tight to combat two-digit inflation. Indeed, the bank said about […]
Read moreThe US dollar today rallied against its main peers such as the euro and the Japanese yen after the release of positive US durable goods orders by the Census Bureau. The buying interest in the US dollar seems to have increased overnight, despite the FOMC maintaining interest rates at their current levels during yesterday’s meeting. The US Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback’s performance against its main trading partners, was trading above […]
Read moreThe US dollar today rallied against its main peers such as the euro and the Japanese yen after the release of positive US durable goods orders by the Census Bureau. The buying interest in the US dollar seems to have increased overnight, despite the FOMC maintaining interest rates at their current levels during yesterday’s meeting. The US Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback’s performance against its main trading partners, was trading above […]
Read moreThe Australian dollar rallied today, following yesterday’s policy statement from the Federal Reserve. The currency struggled to maintain gains, though, as today’s macroeconomic data was unfavorable. Yesterday, the Fed released a statement that was considered by most market participants to be dovish, and it bolstered riskier currencies. Yet the Aussie had troubles preserving bullish momentum, and the drop of Australia’s Import Price Index by 0.1% in the June from the previous three months […]
Read moreThe Australian dollar rallied today, following yesterday’s policy statement from the Federal Reserve. The currency struggled to maintain gains, though, as today’s macroeconomic data was unfavorable. Yesterday, the Fed released a statement that was considered by most market participants to be dovish, and it bolstered riskier currencies. Yet the Aussie had troubles preserving bullish momentum, and the drop of Australia’s Import Price Index by 0.1% in the June from the previous three months […]
Read moreThe Brazilian real rallied against the US dollar today after the Federal Reserve released a dovish policy statement and Brazil’s central bank cut its key interest rate. The Central Bank of Brazil cut the Selic rate by one percentage point to 9.25%, in line with expectations. It was the first time since November 2013 when the interest rate was set below 10%. Moreover, the central bank signaled that it […]
Read moreThe Brazilian real rallied against the US dollar today after the Federal Reserve released a dovish policy statement and Brazil’s central bank cut its key interest rate. The Central Bank of Brazil cut the Selic rate by one percentage point to 9.25%, in line with expectations. It was the first time since November 2013 when the interest rate was set below 10%. Moreover, the central bank signaled that it […]
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