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AUD/USD grinds above 0.6500 on hawkish RBA’s Lowe ahead of China PMI, Aussie inflation
AUD/USD picks up bids to pare the previous day’s losses around 0.6520, after snapping a two-day uptrend, as Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe sounds hawkish on early Wednesday in Asia.
EUR/USD buyers flirt with resistance-turned-support near 1.0730
EUR/USD remains sidelined around 1.0730-35 as bulls seek more clues to extend the previous day’s recovery from a 10-week low amid Wednesday’s sluggish Asian session. The Euro pair portrays the market’s anxiety as the key European/US data and events stand ready to prod the market’s momentum.
Gold juggles around $1,960 after a rally inspired by US Dollar’s correction
Gold price has turned sideways around $1,960.00 after failing to extend a rally above $1,963.70 in the early Asian session. A quick rally in the Gold price came after a vertical sell-off in the US Dollar Index (DXY).
Bitcoin mining emission approaches net carbon negative as Texas cancels mining curbing bill
Bitcoin mining and the narrative around how Proof-of-Work being one of the most energy-consuming processes in the entire world is set to change. With more sustainable mining methods coming to light and awareness spreading, BTC is close to joining the league of blockchains that have achieved carbon neutrality.
US: Confidence shaken amid early tremors in job market
Consumer confidence slipped slightly in May, and while the weakening may reflect short-term worries about the debt ceiling, the more interesting developments reveal how the sand is shifting under consumers' feet.