Last week saw a recovery in risky assets, notably including stock market indices and Gold, following the release of unexpectedly low US inflation data, supported by falling inflation in other countries.
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Check out this week’s key pairs: EUR/USD varies, NASDAQ 100 aims for 20,500, Silver targets $31, DAX recovers, WTI remains stable, USD/JPY meets resistance.
Last week saw strong and dramatic moves in both Forex and stock markets. The week started with a wild risk-off decline and ended with a massive recovery, which saw the week finish on a risk-on note.
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The GBP/USD pair retreated for four consecutive weeks.
The EUR/USD exchange rate was stuck in a consolidation phase last week.
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The GBP/USD went into the weekend near the 1.27993 level, after touching a low around the 1.27075 earlier on Friday.
WTI Crude Oil has gone into the weekend near its lows for the week and past month.
Last week saw strong and dramatic moves in the market, primarily in the Forex market, with the Japanese Yen advancing by more than 5%, and the US Dollar tumbling after a dovish tilt from the Federal Reserve.
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Last week saw a very strongly bullish move in the Japanese Yen, while major stock market indices saw strong selloffs linked to profit-taking against a backdrop of
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Last week, market sentiment was sour, and stocks fell quite strongly, especially in the USA. Analysts saw strong and heavy rotation following higher perceived odds of a Trump presidency, while the US dollar strengthened into an area of key resistance.
WTI crude oil price continued its downward trend that started on July 5th and settled at $78.57, its lowest point since June 17th.
The EUR/USD started last week in an upbeat tone as hopes of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts rose.