Market Overview - Page 55

The US dollar has been settling near two-month highs since late last week, but this is a pick of the best among the worst. Expectations for the Fed’s key year-end rate have changed little over the past roughly three weeks..

The Japanese yen has fallen to its lowest since 1986 against the dollar and a historic low against the euro. Its YTD loss is 12.5%, the third-worst performance after the Nigerian naira and the Egyptian pound among the 36 most.

Gold has been under moderate pressure since last Friday, when the price reversed sharply from above $2360. This is an important signal from the bears that they retain control of the market, forming a trend of lower local highs. On.

Shares of Nvidia, the world’s most traded, most popular, and most valuable company, have been under corrective pressure for a while. From last Thursday’s peak at $140.48, the price has lost 16% to $117.86 in just three trading days. Investors.

The Ifo German Business Climate Index declined in June as expectations worsened, confirming a reversal of the downward trend. The Ifo index fell from 89.3 to 88.6 instead of the expected increase to 89.4, making it the second month of.

The price of crude Oil rose steadily in the previous fortnight and is starting the new week with a positive trend. This rise emphasises the importance of the 200-week moving average, below which the price has not fallen for a.

The European session on Friday started with a new wave of euro selling, which was supported by weak preliminary PMIs. According to June estimates, the strengthening of economic activity in the eurozone, which has been gaining momentum since October, is.

The Swiss National Bank cut its key rate by 0.25 percentage points to 1.25%. The decision surprised markets, which, on average, expected no change after a similar move in March. The SNB also issued a warning that it is ready.

US retail sales rose 0.1% in value for May, worse than the 0.3% rise expected after a 0.2% decline a month earlier. Total sales were 2.5% higher than a year earlier, lagging the 3.3% inflation over the same period. In.

The Reserve Bank of Australia kept its key rate at a 12-year high of 4.35%. The market widely expected the decision, so it did not cause a spike in volatility. However, we note that the RBA warned that it was.

French stocks were under intense pressure last week due to political fears. Although paused on Monday, that sell-off has probably already undermined index gains. France’s CAC40 lost 6.2% last week, the sharpest decline in two years, and the sell-off only.

China’s housing price decline is gaining momentum. New home prices for May fell 0.71% vs. 0.58% and 0.34% in the previous two months. The year-over-year decline increased to 3.9%, with back-to-back slides over the 12 months. China has repeatedly announced.