Support breaks as gold tumbles Gold is ending September at the lows of the month. It has extended today’s brutal slump to $32.30 in a fall to $1464. It hit a 7-year high of $1557 at the start of the month but a turnaround in US-China trade talks kicked off a wave of selling and
Month: September 2019
It might not feel that way but GBP/JPY was the best trade this month GBP/JPY climbed nearly 3% in the month. The gain had been as much as 5% but declines in 5 of the past 6 days erased a chunk of the gains. That likely colors what was a strong month for the pair
Nice rebound Oil closed the gap from the the Saudi Arabian attack today in what’s been a two-week whirlwind. It jumped 15% to start last week but had given it all back at the low of $54.75 earlier today, largely on a Saudi cease-fire in parts of Yemen. However it’s come back to life in
Latest data released by Destatis – 30 August 2019 prior -2.2% revised -1.6% retail sales 3.2% y/y vs 2.9% expected 4.4% prior Monthly reading as expected and y/y reading ticks up. The big worry for the eurozone is if/when the slowing manufacturing data flows into services and consumption activity. Nothing to see here to that
100 hour MA broken but buyers have more to prove The AUDUSD moved above tis 100 hour MA on the last hourly bar. The price tried to break higher yesterday but ran into an overhead swing area at 0.6778-832, and backed off. The pattern is the same today. The 100 hour MA is broken The
Danske Research discusses the USD outlook and highlights 3 factors to watch for USD strength to be halted: trade, Fed and ‘Europe’. “First, will US-China trade talks set to resume in the week starting 7 Oct result in an interim deal? Market expectations seem rather downbeat and if progress is shown, it should provide some relief
The bell rings and the Pavlov reaction goes into effect The headlines of the potential for investment restrictions into China, and the delisting of China companies rang Pavlov’s bell. Stocks moved lower Gold moved higher Yields initially dipped In the forex market, the USDJPY quickly fell from 108.15 to a low of 107.784. Looking at
Wang Yi is China’s foreign minister: China opposes hegemonism or bullying in international affairs Unilateralism and protectionism pose major threats to international order Erecting walls will not resolve global challenges, blaming others for one’s own problems does not work Tariffs and provocation of trade may even plunge world into recession China committed to resolve economic,
The US is ready to go after the financial system Yesterday Trump was saying a trade deal was getting closer and risk trades rallied. Today we learned that Trump authorized investigating something akin to capital restrictions. That’s sent US stocks close to the lows of the week and perilously close to the 2943-2950 range of
That could make for a quiet week next week The US leak about Chinese investment limits is a bit of a dirty trick because of the timing of trading next week. Chinese markets are open Monday then close until the following week. That will leave traders in a jam and surely scare away some of
The picture continues to worsen Suddenly no one wants to hold stocks into the weekend. The S&P 500 is down 31 points to 2946. This is a key level as we threaten to break back into the August range. I think there’s a chance of a bounce here because I don’t think that range will
Forex news for Americans trading on September 27, 2019: Markets: Gold down $8 to $1496 WTI crude down 58-cents to $55.83 US 10-year yields down 1 bps to 1.64% S&P 500 down 20 points to 2958 CHF leads, GBP lags A report suggesting the US could limit investment in China and block Chinese companies from
Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – September 26, 2019) – NetCents Technology Inc. (CSE:NC) (OTCQB:NTTCF) (Frankfurt: 26N) (“NetCents” or the “Company”) today announced the closing of a non-brokered private placement financing (the “Financing“) of 500,000 units of the Company (each, a “Unit“) at a price of CDN$0.45 per Unit, with each Unit being comprised of one common
The Nasdaq leads the way lower The US stocks are moving to new session lows. The Nasdaq is down -87 points or -1.10% at 7942 The S&P is donw -19 or -0.64% at 2958 Dow is down -82 or -0.31% at 26805 It is getting ugly out there again.ForexLive
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“Profit is a bug.” That’s according to Lightning Network co-creator and Lightning Labs co-founder Tadge Dryja, who spoke earlier this month at Scaling Bitcoin in Tel Aviv. However, 18 months after the namesake startup released the beta version of LND, Dryja’s sentiment is not stopping nearly a dozen lightning-related firms from pushing toward monetization. Such
Nasdaq does not reach into positive territory today The USD major indices are closing lower on the day, led by the Nasdaq index. For the day, the Nasdaq did not reach the ‘black” (i.e., positive). Although also closing lower, the S&P and Dow each saw a positive value at some point of the day.
NZD: confidence is key RBNZ Governor Orr gave NZD a boost yesterday with not seeing the need for unconventional monetary policy and being satisfied with a 50bps rate cut.. However, consumer confidence last night was down to 113.9 for September, which is down from 118.2 previously, The next data point to watch is the business
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