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EUR/USD trims losses and approaches 1.0450
The US Dollar now loses impulse in response to Trump's comments over a potential US-China deal, allowing EUR/USD to bounce off daily lows and retargets the 1.0450 region ahead of the release of the FOMC Minutes.
Gold clings to daily gains, trades near $2,950
Prices of Gold maintain its bullish momentum so far this week, trading close to their recent all-time peaks near the $2,950 mark per ounce troy amid tepid gains in the Greenback and mixed US yields.
GBP/USD retreats below 1.2600 despite strong UK inflation data
GBP/USD struggles to hold its ground and trades in the red below 1.2600 on Wednesday. Earlier in the day, the data from the UK showed that the annual CPI inflation climbed to 3% in January from 2.5% in December. Market focus shifts to FOMC Minutes.
Fed Minutes to offer clues on slower rate cuts outlook in 2025
The Minutes of the Fed’s January 28-29 policy meeting will be published on Wednesday. Details surrounding the discussions on the decision to keep policy settings unchanged will be scrutinized by investors.
Money market outlook 2025: Trends and dynamics in the Eurozone, US, and UK
We delve into the world of money market funds. Distinct dynamics are at play in the US, eurozone, and UK. In the US, repo rates are more attractive, and bills are expected to appreciate. It's also worth noting that the Fed might cut rates more than anticipated, similar to the UK. In the eurozone, unsecured rates remain elevated.
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