EUR/USD Weighed by the Fed’s Hawkishness, as US CPI Looms
The pair comes from a poor week and the new one started in similar fashion, amidst Russia-Ukraine escalation and renewed Fed hawkishness, ahead of Thursday’s CPI inflation from the US
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Nikos Tzabouras is a graduate of the Department of International & European Economic Studies at the Athens University of Economics and Business. With extensive experience in market analysis and a strong foundation in international relations, he brings a unique perspective to financial markets. Nikos emphasizes not only technical analysis but also on fundamentals and the growing influence of geopolitics on financial trends.
As a Senior Financial Editorial Writer, he delivers comprehensive and forward-looking insights across a wide range of asset classes, including equities, commodities, and currencies. His work explores how macroeconomic events, political developments, and global policies impact market dynamics, providing readers with a deeper understanding of both short-term movements and long-term trends.
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The pair comes from a poor week and the new one started in similar fashion, amidst Russia-Ukraine escalation and renewed Fed hawkishness, ahead of Thursday’s CPI inflation from the US
The last earnings season of the year gets underway in the US this week, against a difficult backdrop for Wall Street and stock markets around the world
During the week of October 3-10 we got another twist in the Musk-Twitter saga, EV start-ups released their latest sales figures, amidst more corporate news, as the latest earnings season is right around the corner
OPEC and allies, including Russia, agreed on Wednesday on deep oil production cuts, sending USOil to three-week highs
Elon Musk is known for his commentary around Doge, having even suggested its use on Twitter, so the Crypto jumped on news that h now intends to complete acquisition of the social networking platform
The central bank of New Zealand maintained its hawkish stance and delivered another 50 basis points interest rates hike today, just a day after its Australian counterpart slowed its pace
Tuesday marked another episode to the acquisition saga, as Tesla’s CEO offered to buy Twitter at the original price of the April agreement, after previously having backed away from the deal
XAU/USD makes an upbeat start to the last quarter of the year, helped by USD weakness, breaking above key technical levels
Australia’s central bank raised interest rates again today, but the 0.25% move was smaller than expected and constituted a step back from the larger hikes in the previous four meeting
The pair finds stability after last week’s intense price action, as the UK Chancellor confirmed that he will not go ahead with the abolishment of the top tax rate bracket
During the final week of September and Q3, there were many corporate news as the latest earnings season approaches, including Amazon’s new sale event, Nike’s results and more
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