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USDJPY: Fed Chairman Powell: An interest rate cut in March is unFed Chairman Powell participated withinside the American tv program "60 Minutes": With the economic system strong, we sense the want to take into account the timing of hobby price cuts carefully Confidence is rising, however we need to be even greater assured as we take the `very critical step' of beginning to reduce hobby rates Achieving desirable development on inflation An early selection can be made if exertions marketplace weak spot is mentioned or there's convincing proof that inflation is surely falling. An hobby price reduce in March is not going Inflation expectancies will hold to say no withinside the first 6 months of this yr because of essential impacts Expect the 12-month inflation index to say no this yr Most 19 policymakers see hobby price cuts this yr as appropriate We do now no longer convey politics into our selection making There isn't anyt any excessive opportunity of recession Do now no longer take into account business actual property loans because the purpose of the disaster as withinside the past China issues are not going to have an effect on the United States economic system, there'll likely be a few impacts, however they may now no longer be large Geopolitical danger is taken into consideration the largest short-time period danger, however for different areas of the arena it's miles even more than the United States
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AUDJPY M30 / NEW Forecast / Expecting a Bearish Move 📉Hello Traders! This is my idea related to AudJpy M30. I expect a bearish move on Monday, and I will look for a short trade entry if confirmed. As an objective, I want to see a move until the BOSS level. Traders, if you liked my idea or if you have a different vision related to this trade, write in the comments. I will be glad to see your perspective. ____________________________________ Follow, like, and comment to see my content: www.tradingview.com
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by GoodTradeST
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USDJPY: The dollar was little changed before the European sessioVolatility among major currencies was relatively mild ahead of today's European session. The Australian dollar edged up slightly, building on yesterday's sharp recovery during the US session. Notably, AUD/USD bounced off the December low and 100-day moving average at 0.6525-30 but is now returning to its previous accumulation phase near 0.6600 USD/JPY fell to a more than two-week low and tested the 146.00 level yesterday. That comes after Treasury yields fell sharply again, which made things more complicated this week. There are no data of note on the economic calendar in Europe today. Thus, all focus and attention will be on the upcoming US employment report.
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by Chart_MasterPro
EURUSD: The ECB's policy decision is the highlight of today's ec The dollar rose slightly early in the day after being mixed in yesterday's trading. Rising Treasury yields of late have supported the greenback. US stocks also saw late declines, although technology stocks again outperformed as the Nasdaq index closed up 0.4%. The S&P 500 managed to rise 0.1% while the Dow closed down 0.3%. US futures are currently flat. In the bond market, the 10-year bond yield in the US decreased 2 basis points to 4.158%. ECB President Lagarde will continue to speak based on the data but traders will keep an eye out for any unexpected comments from her. The market prices the ECB's ability to cut interest rates in April at 72% and expects 127 basis points of interest rate cuts this year.
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GBPJPY: Asian foreign exchange markets fell, the USD was strongeMost Asian currencies were mildly volatile on Friday but headed for weekly losses, while the dollar hovered near a one-month high amid growing doubts that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates early this year. The Japanese Yen was hit the hardest due to concerns about higher interest rates for longer and was also the worst performing currency in Asia this week. The yen fell 0.1% on Friday and is forecast to fall 2.3% this week. Friday's data showed Japan's consumer price index (CPI) inflation fell to its lowest since June 2022 in December, prompting the Bank of Japan to maintain much of its ultra-extreme policy. his moderation at {{ecl -165||next week's meeting}}.
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GBPUSD: Dollar slides lower after CPI data; Sterling is supporteThe dollar steadied in early European trade on Friday as investors focused on mixed U.S. consumer inflation data and the potential impact of the FBI's interest rate cut. Future Federal Reserve System. As of 4:25 p.m. ET (9:25 p.m. Japan time), the dollar index against a basket of six other currencies was trading steady at 102.022, down from Thursday's high of 102.76 (a five-month low). Although it has fallen from a certain point of 100.61, it is still above it. U.S. consumer prices rose 0.3% in December, according to data released Thursday. The annual rate of increase was 3.4%, exceeding expectations of 0.2% and 3.2% increases, respectively. increase. However, the dollar received little support from this, as the "core" CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, fell again, suggesting underlying inflation remained subdued. Federal Reserve officials have sought to downplay the possibility of early rate cuts, with Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester saying Thursday that the latest CPI numbers indicate it may be too early for the central bank to cut rates. Major interest rate cuts in March. But most traders still expect the Fed to start cutting rates as early as March. "A rate cut in March is still priced in by more than 60%, and we still see near-term vulnerability in risk assets from this move," ING analysts said in a note. The new decision is too restrictive. ” All eyes are now on the US producer price index, which will be released in late trading, with the index expected to rise 0.1% in December, bringing the annual rate of increase to just 1.3%. In Europe, the pound/dollar pair rose 0.1% to 1.2775 after data released on Friday showed the British economy grew slightly more than expected in November. The country's GDP rose 0.3% this month, beating expectations for a 0.2% increase.
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by Chart_MasterPro
EURJPY: Japanese yen suffers big loss due to doubts about Bank o Asian trading volumes on Monday were slightly affected by the Japanese holiday. The yen rose 0.1% after falling to nearly 145 yen to the dollar on Friday. The earthquake that hit central Japan also caused the Japanese currency to suffer its worst weekly decline since late 2022. Post-disaster economic stimulus and recovery measures could delay the Bank of Japan's plans to start tightening its ultra-easy monetary policy, which is expected to put strong pressure on the yen. The current focus is on Tokyo's December CPI inflation data, which is often used as an indicator of national inflation in Japan.
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DXY: Morgan Stanley changes USD forecast to neutral following FeMorgan Stanley updated its outlook for the US dollar, moving to a neutral stance, a significant shift from its previous forecast of an 8% gain in the Dollar Spot Index in the fourth quarter. two of the year. The adjustment comes as a response to the Federal Reserve's recent dovishness and the resulting decline in Treasury yields. The bank recorded a slight decrease of 0.2% in the Dollar Spot Index, causing its currency strategy to be reevaluated. Due to evolving economic conditions, Morgan Stanley strategists have now advised clients to stay away from short positions in the eurodollar. Instead, they recommend shorting the euro against the yen, positioning for potential currency fluctuations in the current market environment. This guide shows a strategic pivot in forex trading, in line with the latest economic indicators and central bank policy direction.
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💥 USD JPY bearish moving) 4H )Hello trader’s what do you think about usdjpy)? Usdjpy bearish moving retest rsl levels same Bak sell zone 138.570 The US dollar declined against its major trading partners early Friday, except for a gain versus the euro, ahead of the release of the New York Federal Reserve's Empire State survey for December, the first manufacturing reading for the month, at 8:30 am ET. November industrial production data are set to be released at 9:15 am ET, followed by S&P Global's flash estimates of manufacturing and services conditions for December at 9:45 am ET. With the Fed's pre-meeting "quiet period" now lifted, appearances by officials should pick up in the coming week before the holidays begin. A quick summary of foreign exchange activity heading into Friday: USDEUR fell to 1.0966 from 1.0992 at the Thursday US close but was above a 1.0928 level at the same time Thursday morning. The European Central Bank held its target rate steady Thursday, as expected, and said that rates will need to remain elevated "as long as is necessary," according to ECB President Christine Lagarde. There was no discussion of rate cuts at the meeting, Lagarde said. The next ECB meeting is scheduled for Jan. 25. The Eurozone manufacturing and services sectors continued to contract in December, a preliminary purchasing managers' index released earlier Friday showed. GBPUSD rose to 1.2774 from 1.2766 at the Thursday US close and 1.2664 at the same time Thursday morning. UK manufacturing PMI showed continued contraction in December, but the services reading moved further above the breakeven point to signal faster expansion, preliminary data released earlier Friday showed. The next Bank of England meeting is scheduled for Feb. 1 after the BoE maintained its target rate Thursday and said rates will need to remain elevated for some time. USDJPY fell to 141.6480 from 141.8862 at the Thursday US close but was above a level of 141.5921 at the same time Thursday morning. Preliminary Japanese manufacturing PMI for December showed further contraction while the services sector expanded at a faster rate than in the previous month, data released overnight showed. The next Bank of Japan policy meeting is scheduled for Dec. 18-19, with the statement released in US time Monday evening. USDCAD fell to 1.3381 from 1.3406 at the Thursday US close and 1.3448 at the same time Thursday morning. Canada housing starts data for November are scheduled for release at 8:15 am ET, followed by wholesale sales data for October at 8:30 am ET. The next Bank of Canada meeting is set for Jan. 24. BoC Governor Tiff Macklem is scheduled to speak at 12:40 pm ET.
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by SMC-Trading-Point
GBPJPY: The Japanese Yen will likely be the most interesting The new governor of the BoJ, Kazuo Ueda, has not made drastic changes in monetary policy as expected, causing the Japanese yen to weaken against the USD in 2023. Positive signs appeared in November when the USD/JPY pair fell and bond yields also fell, raising hopes that the BoJ was about to change policy. The BoJ is expected to make an important policy decision next spring, based on the results of salary negotiations. If the BoJ does not change policy as expected, the yen could continue to struggle in the first half of 2024. Although the BoJ may change policy later, this uncertainty will cause the yen to fluctuate widely in the first half of next year. In short, the prospects of the Japanese yen next year depend largely on the BoJ's decision after the salary negotiations. The lack of certainty could create major volatility in the Japanese currency market.
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by Chart_MasterPro
GBPUSD: The dollar finds its footing as Fed officials downplay hThe dollar index and dollar index futures both traded flat during the Asian session on Tuesday, but marked strong recoveries from four-month lows over the past two sessions. A series of Fed officials said that although the bank will cut interest rates in 2024, expectations of an imminent shift are unfounded. Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said the bank has not committed to cutting interest rates anytime soon and joined some other officials in pushing back expectations of a sudden drop in interest rates. However, market valuations are suggesting a nearly 63% chance of a rate cut by March 2024. Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) analysts also said Tuesday that the central bank will cut interest rates five times by 2024, with the majority of the cuts coming in the first half of the year. ​
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USDJPY: Goldman Sachs: Reduced 12-month USD/JPY forecast to 140 Goldman Sachs Data reported on December 18 that Goldman Sachs has revised its forecast for next year's exchange rate and expects the US dollar to weaken further. “The biggest revisions to our forecasts are on exchange-sensitive currencies like the Japanese yen,” strategists including Danny Suwanapruti and Michael Cahill wrote in a Dec. 15 report. , the Swedish krona and the Indonesian rupiah, these currencies will struggle under a 'keep interest rates higher for longer' regime. " Goldman Sachs forecasts USD/JPY three-month target at 145, six-month target at 142 and 12-month target at 140; previous forecasts for the same period were 155, 155 and 150 respectively.
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by Chart_MasterPro
GBPJPY: Reuters: The BOJ meeting next week is expected to have nThe latest Reuters poll on the Bank of Japan's outlook includes the following key points: BoJ will end negative interest rates by 2024, 84% of economists said in their quarter-end forecast; 71% in the November poll and 54% in the October poll. 88% of economists think the BoJ will end yield curve control; 12% think the BoJ will adjust YCC again. 28 out of 42 economists say BoJ interest rates will rise to 0.00% or 0.10% by the end of the second quarter of 2024; Two people thought it was 0.25%.
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