Dollar index extends advance on risk appetite / upbeat US private jobs data
The greenback surged to new two-month high against the basket of major currencies on Wednesday, driven by fresh risk appetite on talks about possible cure for coronavirus and upbeat US private sector jobs data (ADP Jan 291K vs 156K f/c and…
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Rising risk appetite drives Aussie further up
The Australian dollar advances further on Wednesday, boosted by fresh risk appetite in the market after news about cure for coronavirus circulated and extends recovery into third straight day.
Fresh bullish extension broke above initial…
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Strong recovery extends on optimism over coronavirus treat
The pair extends recovery after previous day’s advance of 0.8% marked the biggest one-day rally since August.
The dollar rose on fresh optimism about treating coronavirus on reports that Chinese University found a drug treat people…
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Upbeat UK PMI data boost recovery
Cable remains bid and extends recovery on Wednesday after bears were strongly rejected on Tuesday and daily action ended in hammer candle, generating initial reversal signal.
Upbeat UK Services and Composite PMI data for January…
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Bears continue to pressure key Fibo support as bull trap weighs
The Euro maintains negative tone on Wednesday and looks for retest of key Fibo support at 1.1031 (61.8% of 1.0992/1.1095 upleg) where bears repeatedly stalled in past two days.
Little positive impact was seen from better than expected…
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Bears remain in play for renewed attempt at key Fibo support at 1.1031
The Euro remains in red on Tuesday and probes again through cracked supports at 1.1056/50 (Fibo 38.2% / daily Tenkan-sen) after bears dipped to 1.1034 on Monday but subsequent bounce resulted in bearish daily candle with long tail.…
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Sterling remains in red after heavy losses on renewed fears of hard Brexit
Cable extends weakness on Tuesday, following 1.38% fall on Monday (the biggest one-day fall since 17 Dec) as initial enthusiasm about officially leaving the EU faded and renewed fears about hard Brexit that sparked strong sell-off.
Fresh…
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Strong recovery fully retraces Friday’s fall and shifts near-term focus higher
The dollar regained traction and advanced strongly against the basket of major currencies on Monday, to fully retrace last Friday’s 0.52% fall (the biggest one-day fall in nearly six weeks).
Friday’s drop has ran out of steam on…
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Bears pressure key $50 level but final break might be delayed for consolidation
WTI oil remains in red and extends to new six-month low ($50.66) on Monday, increasing pressure on psychological $50 level.
The sentiment remains extremely weak on persisting concerns about strong negative impact on global oil demand on…
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Bears are pausing above rising daily cloud
The Dow Jones bounces on Monday (up 0.77% from opening), recovering some ground after last Friday’s heavy losses (2.05% down for the day, the biggest one day fall in six months).
Fears of coronavirus spreading and rising death toll keep…
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