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Market Overview - Page 12


Dollar: De-escalation sends bulls fleeing
Dollar: De-escalation sends bulls fleeing.

The dollar tumbled amid de-escalation hopes: Middle East peace and SpaceX's IPO boosted risk appetite. The ECB hiked rates, but further moves depend on the data.

The Euro: in the ECB’s hands
The Euro: in the ECB’s hands.

EURUSD awaits the ECB's decision: a rate hike is already priced in, while the pair's direction beyond that depends on updated forecasts and Lagarde's rhetoric.

Oil: Escalation is no reason for a rally
Oil: Escalation is no reason for a rally.

The escalation in the Middle East has not driven oil prices higher, and the dollar has not received any support. The market is responding more to the balance of supply and demand than to geopolitics.

Gold: has it bottomed out at $4,300?
Gold: has it bottomed out at $4,300?.

Gold is under pressure from a strong dollar and expectations of accelerating US inflation. Even Chinese buying is not helping: the increased likelihood of a Fed rate hike is heightening the risks of a decline.

Nasdaq: the beginning of the correction?
Nasdaq: the beginning of the correction?.

The Nasdaq is falling amid expectations of a Fed rate hike, strong US employment figures and rising geopolitical risks. This has strengthened the dollar and dampened risk appetite in global markets.

The Dollar: Is history repeating itself?
The Dollar: Is history repeating itself?.

The dollar recovered on Trump's comments about an imminent Iran deal. Fed tightening odds below 50%. Parallels with the 1970s, but a full repeat looks avoidable.

The Pound: heading towards 1.31 or 1.37?
The Pound: heading towards 1.31 or 1.37?.

GBPUSD is consolidating: an escalation in the Middle East could push the pair towards 1.31, whilst a deal with Iran and rising risk appetite could send it towards 1.37.

Oil prices are rising amid fears of further escalation
Oil prices are rising amid fears of further escalation.

The oil market has gradually adjusted to the shock and has been hoping for a quick US-Iran deal. However, clashes between the opposing sides continue, and the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah risks exacerbating the situation. As a result, Brent.

The Forex market sceptical about a swift deal
The Forex market sceptical about a swift deal.

The escalation in the Middle East is strengthening the dollar, increasing the likelihood of a Fed rate hike and pushing USDJPY towards 160, thereby heightening the risk of Japan's currency intervention.

A powerful tailwind is pushing the S&P 500 towards new highs
A powerful tailwind is pushing the S&P 500 towards new highs.

The S&P 500 rally is being fuelled by a strong US economy, demand for chipmaker shares and hopes of a Fed rate cut. Goldman Sachs has raised its target for the end of 2026 to 8,000.

The dollar is back in the game
The dollar is back in the game.

Rumours of a breakdown in US-Iran negotiations supported the dollar, while strong US data boosted demand. Rising USDJPY increases the risk of currency intervention in Japan.

The yen braces for a new storm
The yen braces for a new storm.

The Fed may return to rate cuts. The ECB is expected to hike in June. USDJPY near 160: Japan ready to intervene. Gold retreats as yields rise.

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