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The USD is moving to the upside, and in the process is shifting the technical bias more in the direction of the buyers. In this video I take a look at five of the major currency pairs including the EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD, USDCHF, and USDCAD.
EURUSD: The EURUSD is now below its 100 hour moving average at 1.0695 but is finding some support buying near its 200 hour moving average 1.06715. Those levels will dictate the barometer for the pair going forward with the sellers making a play.
USDJPY: The USDJPY continues its march to the upside. In a trending market like the USDJPY, it is wise to not try pick the top but to have the market tell you from a technical perspective, when a top might be in place. I outline what would give the sellers a win against the buyers. Absent that and the buyers are in firm control (and the trend can continue)
GBPUSD: The GBPUSD has a fallen like the EURUSD, and is down testing at 100-day moving average 1.2442 and 200 hour moving average 1.2436. Getting below those levels is needed to increase the bearish.
USDCHF: The USDCHF is moving higher and in the process is moving closer to the ceiling area between 0.9146 and 0.9156. That area has stalled the rallies over the month of a broad. Moreover on breaks, momentum has faded very quickly. So the price needs to get and stay above that level to increase the bullish bias.
USDCAD: The USDCAD is rebounding and in the process is moving above it 100-day moving average, and it’s 100-hour moving average on the 4-hour chart near 1.3682 – 1.3686.. Staying above those levels would give the buyers more confidence. Earlier today, the USDCAD moved to the lowest level since April 10 and below a swing area between 1.3654 and 1.3668.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.
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Forget flying cars and
robot butlers – for many Australians, the future of shopping seems firmly
rooted in the past. While digital wallets and futuristic payment methods like
cryptocurrency capture headlines, the humble credit card remains king in the land
Down Under. A recent study by GlobalData paints a surprising picture: despite
the rise of alternative options, plastic continues to dominate Australian
e-commerce, accounting for over half of all online transactions in 2023. What’s
behind this loyalty to a technology some might consider outdated?
The answer lies in a
complex web of consumer habits, ingrained financial systems, and a healthy dose
of pragmatism. Australians, it seems, have developed a fondness for the
familiar. Credit cards offer a sense of security and control often missing in
newer payment methods and the ability to see a clear record of spending on a
monthly statement resonates with a population known for its financial
responsibility. Furthermore, the established rewards programs offered by major
card companies provide a tangible incentive for swiping plastic. Frequent
flyers can rack up points for dream vacations, while cashback offers make
everyday purchases feel a little less painful. In a world increasingly obsessed
with convenience, credit cards offer a loyalty program that feels
tried-and-true.
This isn’t to say
innovation is absent from the Australian payments scene.
Digital wallets like
Apple Pay and Google Pay are slowly gaining traction, particularly among
younger demographics comfortable with a fully digital experience. In fact, while the allure of
a tap-and-go transaction, free from the need to fumble for a physical card,
holds undeniable appeal, for many Australians, the security concerns
surrounding digital wallets remain a sticking point. The specter of data
breaches and online fraud looms large, leading some to choose the perceived
safety of a physical card over the potential risks associated with storing
financial information on their phones.
Another factor keeping
credit cards relevant is the established infrastructure surrounding them.
Australian merchants are well-equipped to handle card transactions, with
point-of-sale systems seamlessly integrated for smooth and efficient purchases.
This established network offers a level of reliability that some newer payment
methods haven’t quite achieved yet and the fear of encountering a store that
doesn’t accept a particular digital wallet, or facing technical glitches during
checkout, discourages some from fully embracing the cashless revolution.
Looking ahead, the
future of Australian payments seems destined to be a multi-pronged affair.
Credit cards will likely retain their dominance for the foreseeable future,
their established benefits and ingrained habits acting as a powerful shield
against disruption. However, digital wallets and alternative payment solutions
shouldn’t be counted out. As security concerns are addressed and user
experiences continue to improve, these options will undoubtedly chip away at
the credit card’s market share, particularly among younger generations
comfortable with a fully digital lifestyle.
The key for these
challengers lies in offering a compelling value proposition that goes beyond
mere convenience and thing such as integrating loyalty programs and building trust through
robust security measures will be crucial in attracting a wider user base.
Ultimately, the Australian consumer will decide the fate of their wallets.
Whether they remain firmly rooted in the plastic of the past or embrace the
sleek efficiency of the digital future, one thing is certain: the Australian
payments landscape is poised for an exciting evolution, shaped by a unique
blend of pragmatism, innovation, and a healthy dose of brand loyalty.
This article was written by Pedro Ferreira at www.financemagnates.com.
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The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is taking a back seat to broader market flows on Friday as investor focus remains pinned on decaying hopes for a rate cut from the Federal Reserve (Fed).
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The Greenback transited another week where data releases and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve remained at the centre of the debate.
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Silver price (XAG/USD) remains stuck in a tight range around $27.60 in Friday’s American session.
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I welcome my fellow traders! I have made a price forecast for the USCrude, XAUUSD, and EURUSD using a combination of margin zones methodology and technical analysis. Based on the market analysis, I suggest entry signals for intraday traders. The euro remains in a short-term downtrend. Oil price forecast for today: USCrude analysis Yesterday, oil attempted to break through support (B) 82.06 – 81.57, but bulls managed to keep the price above this area. Today, it is possible to consider long trades within the short-term uptrend with the target at the April 12 high. If the price exceeds this high, the… Read full author’s opinion and review in blog of #LiteFinance
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The USDCHF made on low on Tuesday against its rising 100 bar moving average on the four hour chart. Today, the low price today also found support against its 100 bar moving average on a four hour chart. That sets the moving average as a key barometer on the downside going forward.
On the topside this week, the highs extended to new highs for the week both on Wednesday and Thursday, but only by a few pips on each break. As a result, there is a swing area ceiling between 0.91469 and 0.91558. Going forward the price would need to get above those levels to increase the bullish bias.
In between sets the 100 and 200-hour moving averages between 0.9117 and 0.9126. The current price is above those levels, giving a tilt to the upside in the short-term technically. Staying above is more bullish.
The above video outlines the key technical levels in play and explains why.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.
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Citigroup now sees 100 basis points of cuts this year from July. That is much more than the 45 or so basis points forecast by the market. The Fed’s last dot plot had 3 cuts, but subsequently, Fed officials came more in the 1 to 2 cut range.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.
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In 2024, gold broke down its ties to Fed monetary policy, robust US economic performance, and soaring US Treasury yields. What are the reasons behind this historic shift? Let’s discuss it and make a trading plan. Monthly fundamental forecast for gold Understanding the past is necessary to predict the future correctly. Unfortunately, history offers no clues as to gold’s fate. The precious metal has broken decades-long ties to the debt and currency markets, and the outflow of capital from ETFs amid all-time highs in XAUUSD looks puzzling. Investors are grappling with the events and figuring out how deep the correction… Read full author’s opinion and review in blog of #LiteFinance
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AUD/USD trades in the 0.6540s as it continues rallying after the release of US core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price (PCE) Index data for March.
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The NASDAQ index is currently up 300 points or 1.92%. That’s the largest percentage gain since February 22. For the training week, the NASDAQ in is now up 4.17% which represents the largest weekly gain this year and the highest since October 30, 2023.
Technically, the price is now trading above its falling 100-day moving average at 15878.60. Looking at the hourly chart, there is a swing area between 15862 and 15925 (see yellow area on the chart above). That may give traders some cause for pause.
Winners today include:
The biggest loser today is Intel which is down -10.67% after disappointing earnings and for guidance. There has been a number of downgrades of the stock as well. Exxon shares after earnings are down -2.61%. Chevron shares down -0.96% also after earnings this morning.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.
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Year-on year US PCE data followed on from yesterday’s quarterly surprises to give the FOMC something to think about when they meet next week to set interest rates
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