comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - பிப்ரவரி வர்த்தகம் சமநிலை - Page 1 : comparemela.com

EUR/USD Forecast: Bulls may challenge the 1 2000 threshold

4/18/2021 1:49:24 PM GMT EUR/USD Current Price: 1.1984 European macroeconomic data indicated a slow path to economic recovery. Risk appetite played against the greenback, Wall Street reached records. EUR/USD is technically bullish but still unable to take the 1.2000 threshold. The EUR/USD pair hit 1.1994 on Friday, its highest for the week, closing the latter with substantial gains in the 1.1980 price zone. The American currency weakened amid lower government bond yields, which anyway bounced modestly ahead of the weekly end. Meanwhile, US indexes continued to rally, with the DJIA and the S&P 500 reaching record highs, as solid US macroeconomic figures hint at a substantial economic comeback from the pandemic collapse.

USD/JPY is at risk of extending its decline on a break below 109 50

4/7/2021 11:47:51 AM GMT | By FXStreet Team The USD/JPY pair keeps trading below 110.00, consolidating its latest losses, and at risk of falling further, according to FXStreet’s Chief Analyst Valeria Bednarik.  Japan Leading Economic Index improved to 99.7 in February, missing expectations “Japan published the preliminary estimate of the February Leading Economic Index, which improved from 98.5 to 99.7 but missed the market’s expectations of 100.7. The Coincident Index for the same period contracted from 90.3 to 89. The US will publish the February Trade Balance, expected to post a deficit of $-70.5 billion.” “The USD/JPY pair is at risk of extending its decline according to near-term readings. A steeper decline could be expected on a break below 109.50, the immediate support level.”

EUR/USD Forecast: Technically Bullish In The Short-Term, Still Depends On The Greenback s Behaviour

Share: The EU April Sentix Investor Confidence printed at 13.1, beating expectations. US Treasury yields edged sharply lower, weighing on the American currency. EUR/USD is technically bullish in the short-term, still depends on the greenback’s behaviour. The American dollar extended its slump this Tuesday, with EUR/USD hitting 1.1873, its highest in two weeks. The pair fell at the beginning of the week as news from China spurred some risk-aversion, but the positive mood resumed with London and accelerated in US trading hours, with government bond yields falling sharply and dragging the greenback alongside. The EU published April Sentix Investor Confidence, which printed at 13.1, much better than the 7.5 expected. The unemployment rate in the EU remained at 8.3% in February, missing the expected 8.1%. The US released April IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism, which printed at 56.4 and an encouraging February JOLTS Job Openings, as it came in at 7.367 million.

AUD/USD Forecast: Bounced From A Fresh 2021 Low At 0 7531, Upside Still Limited

Share: Australian trade surplus resulted at 7526 million, missing the expected 9700 million. Manufacturing output in Australia held within expansion levels in March. AUD/USD bounced from a fresh 2021 low at 0.7531, upside still limited. The AUD/USD pair plummeted to 0.7531, its lowest since last December, but trimmed losses and managed to post a modest daily advance. The Australian currency moved alongside equities, as Asian indexes closed in the red, but European and American ones advanced, the latter on the back of encouraging US data. Australia published the March AIG Performance of Manufacturing Index, which printed at 59.9, better than the previous 58.8. The Commonwealth Bank Manufacturing PMI for the same month printed at 56.8 from 56.9 in February. The country also published the February Trade Balance, which resulted at 7526 million, missing the expected 9700 million, as exports were down 1% while imports increased 5%.

India s trade deficit normalizes to pre-Covid levels: Report

India s trade deficit normalizes to pre-Covid levels: Report
indianewengland.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from indianewengland.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

© 2025 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.