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- Rates markets now pricing close to three Fed rate hikes over the next three years; before election, barely two were priced in. - Rising US yields lifting sentiment - for now. At a certain point, rising yields will dent equity market sentiment amid US debt sustainability concerns. by Forex News by DailyFX
Talking Points: • The US Equity Indexes were some of this past week's best performing benchmarks, but the risk climb was uneven • For the Greenback, a rise in Fed forecasts has provided further lift beyond basic fundamental appetite • As USD/CNY rises further into territory last 'set' by the Government during the GFC, a threat grows Read the full article here: http://bit.ly/2fbxhon #News #USD/CNY #USD #Fed @JohnKicklighter by Forex News by DailyFX
Talking Points: • The DXY Dollar Index rose six straight days through Monday pushing the it within reach of a 2 year range high • According to Fed Fund futures, the chances of a 92 percent probability of a hike at the December 14th meeting • Despite inflation stats and a slew of Fed speakers this week, closing on certainty is increasingly difficult #News #USD #Fed #FOMC @JohnKicklighter by Forex News by DailyFX
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- Trump reflation trade identified last week rolls on as markets digest prospects of fiscal stimulus, pivot in US trade policy. - Pressure refuses to abate from commodity currencies, EM FX amid rising US yields. by Forex News by DailyFX
Talking Points: • Dollar posted its best week in 12 months, S&P 500 2 years and Dow Composite in nearly 4 years • Global risk appetite remains a critical pillar for the markets and it shows serious strain • Top concerns for the week ahead are sentiment trends, Chinese Yuan, Peso, Fed timing and Brexit by Forex News by DailyFX
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-EUR/USD hanging on a cliff -Gold/silver ratio and implications #news @JamieSaettele by Forex News by DailyFX
Join DailyFX Currency Analyst David Song to cover the U. of Michigan confidence survey. #news #UofMichigan #USD @DavidJSong by Forex News by DailyFX
- DXY Index back at the October highs as EUR/USD steadies just above $1.0850, the October low. - Asian currencies, EM FX hit hard as reality sets in that the period of cheap, export-led growth - unbounded globalization - is coming to an end between Brexit and President-elect Trump. by Forex News by DailyFX
Talking Points: • The Dollar's post-election rally has slowed with rate forecasts, risk and policies drive tapped • Sentiment bearings across risk assets is growing more than just uneven • Top event risk ahead is the University of Michigan sentiment survey, but can it move USD? by Forex News by DailyFX
Talking Points: • The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high Thursday, but optimism is not universal • Policies from President-Elect Donald Trump may bolster US shares short-term, but risk is global • Correlations between US indexes and global shares, emerging markets, high-yeild will weigh by Forex News by DailyFX
#priceaction #usd #usdollar #usdjpy #presidentialelections #trump #spx #spy - In this webinar, we used price action to look at macro markets after the U.S. Presidential election. - The initial reaction to the Presidential election was aggressive risk aversion as Donald Trump pulled ahead in the polls. This was very much against what much of the world was expecting, and the general response of risk aversion was likely a manifestation of that shock factor. But at around midnight on election night, support came-in to both the U.S. Dollar and the S&P 500 – and prices have continued to run higher ever since. To read more around the reversal, please check out our Market Talk article from Tuesday entitled, Price Action Setups Ahead of the U.S. Presidential Election. @JStanleyFX by Forex News by DailyFX
Talking Points: • Trading around event risk is a natural draw for speculators, but it is fraught with risk • The aftermath of major event risk can have many outcome, during is erratic but before is calm • Market activity following major event risk should account for complexity, duration, volatility by Forex News by DailyFX
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