FX Market Strategist for TradersWay Wayne McDonell talks about the quantitive of money and the quantitate value of a currency. Purchasing power? Supply and demand?
Quick economic class with Wayne McDonell taking the Japanese Yen as sample.
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Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD bears flirt with golden Fibonacci ratio, focus on 1.0765-60
EUR/USD seesaws around 1.0830-20 as the key Fibonacci retracement level probes bears during early Friday, following the Euro pair’s U-turn from a seven-week high the previous day. The Euro marked the first daily loss in six on Thursday as it failed to cross the two-month-old horizontal resistance area surrounding 1.0930-35.
GBP/USD pares Fed/BoE led gains around 1.2300 ahead of UK Retail Sales, PMI
GBP/USD bulls take a breather around the highest levels in nearly two months, making rounds to 1.2290 after rising in the last two consecutive days, as the volatile week is left with one last ball to play. The Cable pair cheered the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) dovish rate hike, as well as the Bank of England’s (BoE) readiness for more rate increases to renew the multi-day top of late.
USD/JPY steadies near six-week low under 131.00 on mixed Japan inflation, US data eyed
USD/JPY portrays a corrective bounce off the multi-day low amid mixed inflation numbers from Japan and a shift in the sentiment during early Friday, following a volatile week. That said, the Yen pair picks up bids to 130.80 as it prints the first daily gain in three while keeping the late Thursday’s bounce off the lowest levels since February 10.
Editors’ Picks
AUD/USD sits in familiar range as markets consolidate
AUD/USD is trading at around 0.6680 in early Asian Friday morning following a choppy number of sessions in financial markets. The pair traveled between a high of 0.6755 to a low of 0.6669 on Thursday but closed near its open and in the red as the US Dollar pared earlier losses on Thursday.
EUR/USD bears flirt with golden Fibonacci ratio, focus on 1.0765-60
EUR/USD seesaws around 1.0830-20 as the key Fibonacci retracement level probes bears during early Friday, following the Euro pair’s U-turn from a seven-week high the previous day. The Euro marked the first daily loss in six on Thursday as it failed to cross the two-month-old horizontal resistance area surrounding 1.0930-35.
Gold aims to shift business above $2,000, US Durable Goods Orders eyed
Gold price is oscillating in a narrow range of $1,990-2,000 in the early Asian session. The precious metal is struggling to shift its auction above the psychological resistance of $2,000. However, the upside looks favored as the Federal Reserve (Fed) has come closer to halting its policy-tightening cycle.
Arbitrum airdrop flops, but ARB still makes it to a commendable all-time high. Here’s what happened
The token launch for Arbitrum was quite bumpy, to say the least after users could not claim their airdrop tokens for the first one hour post-launch. The turn of events was very disappointing, given that users had been waiting for a week for the highly-advertised ARB airdrop.
Is the banking crisis over, or is the worst yet to come?
When the Fed started signalling higher for longer last summer, everybody assumed that the first thing to break would be consumption, followed by big job losses. Few anticipated that the banking sector would get caught up in the crossfire of the Federal Reserve’s battle against high inflation.
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