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03/05/2024

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29/04/2024

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29/04/2024The Japanese yen weakened sharply to 160 per dollar, sinking to its lowest levels in over three decades as tra...
29/04/2024

29/04/2024

The Japanese yen weakened sharply to 160 per dollar, sinking to its lowest levels in over three decades as traders piled on bets against the currency despite illiquid, holiday-thinned trading in Japan.

Analysts suggested that the move was exacerbated by stops at the key 160 level that are being taken out.

Those losses came as the Bank of Japan refused to yield to market pressure last week, keeping interest rates unchanged.

However, the BOJ dropped wording on buying the same amount of bonds as before, revised its inflation forecasts higher and said the economy will likely keep growing at a healthy pace.

The yen has also lost about 13% against the dollar so far this year as the BOJ held rates at near-zero levels despite high borrowing costs in other major economies, prompting traders to borrow yen and invest in higher-yielding currencies.

Meanwhile, markets continued to watch for intervention signals from Japanese authorities.

26/04/2024The yen's persistent downtrend is intact despite growing foreign-exchange intervention risks, Kelvin Wong, sen...
26/04/2024

26/04/2024
The yen's persistent downtrend is intact despite growing foreign-exchange intervention risks, Kelvin Wong, senior market analyst at Oanda, says in an email. Tokyo's April core-core inflation of 1.8% released earlier marks the slowest pace of consumer-price rises since September 2022 and is below the BOJ's 2% inflation target, which may push back the timing of the Japanese central bank's next rate increase, Wong says. Also, the recent widening of the U.S. Treasurys-JGBs yield spread premium in favor of Treasurys over JGBs is expected to support further possible strengthening in USD/JPY, Wong adds. USD/JPY is up 0.5% at 156.46 after earlier touching 156.82, its highest intraday level since May 1990, according to FactSet.

24/04/2024Gold fell under $2,320 per ounce on Wednesday, pressured by reduced safe-haven demand as investors turned towa...
24/04/2024

24/04/2024

Gold fell under $2,320 per ounce on Wednesday, pressured by reduced safe-haven demand as investors turned towards riskier assets following the easing tensions in the Middle East. Meanwhile, traders are now anticipating the US March personal consumption expenditures data, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, that could provide further clarity into Fed’s potential monetary course.

On Tuesday, the US PMI data came in weaker-than-expected and was the slowest growth in the country's private sector since December, which tempered worries about the resilient US economy.

Additionally, the price component of the report suggested a deceleration in input costs.

The latest economic figure reignited hopes for Fed’s less restrictive monetary trajectory.

Previously, strong inflation data and hawkish comments from Fed officials led markets to scale back their expectations of loosening policy to just one rate cut this year.

23/04/2024Gold fell more than 1% to below $2,300 per ounce on Tuesday, hovering at a near three-week low, as worries of ...
23/04/2024

23/04/2024

Gold fell more than 1% to below $2,300 per ounce on Tuesday, hovering at a near three-week low, as worries of a broader Middle East conflict subsided.

Investors dialed down safe-haven investments towards riskier assets following Tehran's downplaying of Israel’s retaliatory drone strike against Iran, aiming to de-escalate tensions.

In addition, gold continued to be pressed down by assertive statements from several Federal Reserve officials.

They have reiterated the possibility of maintaining elevated interest rates for an extended duration to bring inflation under control.

Higher interest rates tend to diminish the appeal of non-interest-bearing assets such as gold.

Investors are now anticipating the release of the US March’s personal consumption expenditures data on Friday, which serves as the Fed’s preferred inflation metric, to seek additional clarity on the direction of monetary policy.

22/04/2024Gold fell below $2,380 per ounce on Monday, retreating from record highs last week, amid easing tensions in th...
22/04/2024

22/04/2024

Gold fell below $2,380 per ounce on Monday, retreating from record highs last week, amid easing tensions in the Middle East. Last Friday, Israel initiated a missile strike against Iran, leading investors to flee for safer assets.

However, sources showed that the magnitude of the attack may have been limited and that Iran downplayed Israel’s reported retaliation, tamping down fears that the conflict might tip over into a broader war.

Nevertheless, investors are keeping a close watch on any potential developments.

Additionally, gold faced downward pressure from robust US economic indicators alongside assertive remarks from multiple Federal Reserve officials.

The anticipation of prolonged restrictive interest rates weighed on bullion as the allure of non-yielding assets like gold diminished with higher rates.

Investors will now be waiting for US GDP figures for the first quarter and March's core PCE data, which serves as a key inflation gauge for the Fed.

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12/04/2024

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11/04/2024Gold held steady near $2,340 an ounce on Thursday, pulling back from an all-time high, after a stronger than a...
11/04/2024

11/04/2024

Gold held steady near $2,340 an ounce on Thursday, pulling back from an all-time high, after a stronger than anticipated US inflation data damped market expectations of the Federal Reserves’ early rate cut this year.

Both the headline inflation rate and the core rate surpassed forecasts in March, leading a majority of analysts to revise their predictions for the first rate cut from June to September, and lowered the outlook this year to two reductions from three.

Higher interest rates reduce the appeal of holding non-yielding assets.

However, the bullion retained an upside bias, amid safe haven demand given the risks of geopolitical tensions and price pressures.

Physical demand was also stronger recently, driven by central banks' purchases.

Investors’ attention now turns towards the ECB policy meeting due later in the day, to seek insights into the timing and scale of monetary easing measures by central banks.

10/04/2024

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10/04/2024Gold rose past $2,350 an ounce on Wednesday, hovering below a record high, as investors looked forward to sign...
10/04/2024

10/04/2024

Gold rose past $2,350 an ounce on Wednesday, hovering below a record high, as investors looked forward to signals on the timing and depth of potential interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve's policy meeting and pivotal inflation data due later in the day.

Nevertheless, the bullion retained an upside bias supported by the central bank and retail demand from China.

In March, the People's Bank of China continued its trend of increasing its gold reserves, bringing the total to 72.75 million troy ounces.

Moreover, the increase in gold prices has been additionally supported by geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and the Middle East, alongside persistent inflation pressures.

Meanwhile, the Bank of America forecasts the metal to surge to as high as $3,000 per ounce by the year 2025.

08/04/2024Gold prices rose past $2,340 an ounce on Monday, reaching a new record high and extending gains from the previ...
08/04/2024

08/04/2024

Gold prices rose past $2,340 an ounce on Monday, reaching a new record high and extending gains from the previous week, as investors continued to assess the implications of a stronger-than-expected US jobs report on potential interest rate cuts this year.

The US economy experienced its highest job growth in 10 months, with the unemployment rate dipping to 3.8% falling below predictions of steadying at 3.9%.

Traders will now closely analyze the upcoming March minutes and speeches from several
Federal Reserve officials this week to glean insights on the potential rate-cut timetable, particularly following the robust jobs data.

Investors will also scrutinize the March CPI report after Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari stated last Thursday that if inflation remains stubbornly high, rate cuts may not be necessary this year.

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