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Trading Nov 21 05:16 CT

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AUD/USD: Has a Chance to Reach 0.6560, Possibly 0.6600 – UOB Group
FXStreet04:26 ET
A potential 'fateful showdown' between Trump and the Federal Reserve! Top economists issue a warning!
Former IMF chief economist Blanchard said that Trump's economic policies may lead to an overheated economy and high inflation, forcing the Fed to raise interest rates again. The three pillars of Trump's economic plan, tariffs, immigration policy, and tax cuts, may all cause inflation to rise. As a result, the Fed may raise interest rates again, strengthen the dollar, which is not what Trump hopes for.
cls.cn04:04 ET
AUD/USD Holds Steady Above 0.6500 on Softer USD, Ahead of US Jobless Claims, FedSpeak
FXStreet03:58 ET
USD: Dollar Holds Gains – ING
FXStreet03:50 ET
Dollar Could Stay in Higher Range After Election Rally -- Market Talk
WSJ03:24 ET
Forex Today: US Dollar Struggles to Build on Recent Gains, Eyes on Mid-tier Data and Fedspeak
FXStreet02:00 ET

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RampageBull_Nexus

Jul 4 19:51

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先定1个小目标

Mar 26 04:29

AUD/USD forward returns around Easter:

Due to the shorter trading week, let’s take a look at how AUD/USD has performed around Easter over the past 30 years.
- The Monday before Easter has generated the strongest negative returns, with an average of -0.16% and median of -0.24%
- Returns between Tuesday and Thursday ahead of Easter appear to be negligible (random)
- The Wednesday following Easter has averaged the strongest returns of 0.11%, whereas the strongest median returns are on the following ...

ArtieZiffsCat

Mar 26 04:25

AU inflation is the biggest domestic event for a small week:

There’s not a huge amount of top-tier data this week, which will also be cut short to four days due to the long Easter weekend. Of course, the standout event domestically is the monthly CPI report. The RBA still deem inflation as “too high” so softer figures will be welcomed, but we really need to see falling inflation alongside a notably weaker jobs market before we can get too excited about RBA cuts, I my opinion.
The fact is that in...

OB1KENOB

Mar 22 05:03

The central banks are currently attempting to walk back the forecasted six rate cuts to none because of strong employment data and higher inflation readings.
It’s going pretty well - the markets have repriced back to three rate cuts while still going up.
On current data, the central banks have no business cutting rates unless there’s a financial catastrophe requiring it. But they can’t come and say that it’ll tank the equity markets.
So we get this song and dance instead :-)
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TL6588

Jan 2, 2023 03:43

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