The Fed rate decision and press conference may heighten market volatility. The bullish breach above the trend channel has not significantly changed market sentiment. An analysis of the 1-hourly chart. Fed Day Today is a very big day for the markets as the Fed will announce its rate decision with expectations of a 75 basis Read More…
Medium Term Outlook on Weekly Chart looks bearish Fibonacci Fan & Retracements Show more downside potential Possible Scalping opportunities abound for the Bulls Medium Term Outlook The fact that YM has broken below the previous 2022 low, coupled with the Feds stance on interest rate policy, gives much power to the bear case. There is Read More…
1-2-3 Reversal call turns into a potential double bottom Major support zone holding since May 2020 Pennant chart pattern forming on 4 Hour chart Support Zone Reminder We need to go back to May 2020 to observe the major support zone, which has been tested six times in two years. The yellow metal is currently Read More…
Rising US yields weigh on the JPY/USD futures. The Bank of Japan maintains its dovish policy, further igniting the bears. US PMIs, durable goods data, and Fedspeak are the key focus for the market participants. Futures prices for JPY/USD (6J1) remain strongly influenced by US Treasury yields. However, we anticipate that the pair will gain Read More…
After more than a year of uncertainty and instability, investors were rightfully worried about the global economic developments in the foreseeable future. Moreover, the Labor Department’s latest report released in May added fuel to the fire, causing a great commotion among investors concerned about the potential emerging inflation and the presumed Fed’s response. A higher Read More…
Presently, the markets and real economies entirely seem to lack correlation. Even within the financial markets, equities or bonds/gold appears to be telling a different story. Financial markets Vs the economy relationship The real economy conveys the present situation (essentially, the macro statistics speaks about past event). The financial markets mark-down the future. What this means Read More…
