
Last week, there were sharp swings in USDJPY, a decline in oil prices, and a surge in Tesla stock. What's next?
On Thursday, the evergreen buck rallied, while Japan’s currency dived due to an upbeat private sectors job report.
Assessing the evergreen buck’s purchasing potential versus a number of its key counterparts the USD index showed 95.76 soaring by 0.09%.
On Thursday, the ADP and Moody’s Analytics disclosed that in September American services along with private payrolls headed north by 230,000. Market experts had expected the ADP nonfarm payrolls report to demonstrate a leap of about 187,000 jobs.
The American economy is currently booming, while the vast majority of other economies go down or decelerate, as some financial analysts pointed out.
The revenue on the United States 10-Year Treasuries jumped to the highest reading since 2011 reacting to the positive data.
As a matter of fact, the ISM index was considerably above the long-term average during periods of surge and also consistent with the upside risks to surge.
As follows from the data, labor demand still appears to be firm.
On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell found the current economic outlook positive enough. He added that interest rates would soar again.
In addition to this, the currency pair USD/JPY headed south by 0.12% hitting 114.41. At the same time, the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar both went down by 0.3% versus the evergreen buck.
According to a report from Pacific Investment Management, Australia’s housing dive increased the very likelihood of debt downgrades for local big financial institutions.
Market experts drew attention to the necessity of being more careful with the external credits of Australian financial institutions. Pimco market experts as well as portfolio managers told that the very likelihood of a market-moving agency downgrade, causing key financial institutions to lose their AA- rating for the first time in history turns to be higher than before now.
Last week, there were sharp swings in USDJPY, a decline in oil prices, and a surge in Tesla stock. What's next?
Geopolitical factors and inflation remain the main drivers of financial markets. Let’s see how to use that in trading!
Have a look at the key financial instruments on Monday, February 28. Geopolitics is currently on all news frontlines. Western nations escalated sanctions on Russia for the invasion of Ukraine.
The US Bureau of Economic Analysis will publish Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) on May 27 at 15:30 GMT+3.
The United States will publish the Preliminary GDP on Thursday, May 26, at 15:30 GMT+3.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand will publish a monetary policy report and make an update on the interest rate on May 25, at 05:00 GMT+3.
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