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Markets weekly outlook - 'Liberation day' tariffs and potential impact
This week's market outlook focuses on the impact of Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs and rising stagflation fears. Gold prices surge, the US Dollar faces uncertainty, and oil prices fluctuate. Key events include tariff announcements, US jobs data, and central bank decisions. Get insights into potential market movements and key levels to watch in the coming week.
Mar 28 by Zain Vawda
GameStop & Bitcoin (BTC/USD): corporate adoption grows, following strategy's lead
Bitcoin (BTC/USD) faces renewed volatility amid potential US tariffs. On-chain data shows waning demand as short-term holders sell. GameStop adopts Bitcoin for its treasury, following Strategy. Technical analysis reveals key support levels at 82133, 80000, and 78197, and resistance at 88000, 90000, and 91804. ETF flows and corporate adoption trends are also examined.
Mar 28 by Zain Vawda
Japanese yen flirts with 151 line, Tokyo Core CPI next
Japan releases a key inflation indicator, Tokyo Core CPI on Friday, with a market estimate of 2.2% for February. This would be unchanged from the previous release. Bank of Japan Governor Ueda said on Wednesday that if rising food prices persist, the BoJ would have to raise interest rates. US GDP ticked higher to 2.4% in the fourth quarter, up from 2.3% in the previous estimate.
Mar 27 by Kenneth Fisher
US GDP Ticks Higher, British Pound eyes UK Retail Sales
US GDP crept higher to 2.4% in the third estimate, up from 2.3% in the previous two estimates. The UK releases GDP on Friday, with the markets braced for a weak 0.1% m/m gain in February. The UK will release retail sales on Friday, with a market estimate of -0.3% m/m for February, following a 1.7% gain in January.
Mar 27 by Kenneth Fisher
UK Inflation Cools More Than Expected, Pound Loses Ground
UK inflation eased to 2.8% in February, below the January gain of 3.0% and the market estimate of 2.9%. Still, the Bank of England remains concerned about the upside risk to inflation - services inflation remains sticky and was unchanged at 5% in January. The drop in inflation is good news for Finance Minister Rachel Reeves, who delivered the Spring Statement earlier today.
Mar 26 by Kenneth Fisher
Australian dollar extends gains, Australian inflation next
Australia's inflation report for Febraury is expected to remain unchanged at 2.5% y/y, above the Reserve Bank's 2% target. The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates twice this year but Atlanta Fed President Bostic said he favored just one rate cut due to the uncertainty over inflation.
Mar 25 by Kenneth Fisher
EUR/USD Forecast: Will Tariffs or Data Drive the Pair?
EUR/USD faces volatility amid tariff uncertainty and mixed US data. German data offers optimism. Technical analysis points to potential bullish breakout with key resistance at 1.0500, 1.0600, and 1.0700 and support at 1.0425, 1.0350, and 1.0293. Upcoming US Core PCE report is crucial.
Mar 25 by Zain Vawda
Japanese yen recovers after hawkish Bank of Japan minutes
The yen has bounced back today after declining almost 1% a day earlier. The BoJ minutes from the January meeting were on the hawkish side, as most members favored further rate hikes if growth and inflation evolved as the Bank expected. BOJ Core inflation remained at 2.2%, in line with expectations and its highest level in 11 months.
Mar 25 by Kenneth Fisher
Navigating the US Dollar (DXY): Tariffs, Data, and Technicals
The US Dollar Index (DXY) hit a 3-week high on positive US business activity data and hopes for less severe tariffs. Services PMI drove growth while manufacturing contracted. Market focus turns to PCE data and tariff developments due April 2nd, which could significantly impact the Dollar.
Mar 24 by Zain Vawda
Japan's core CPI higher than expected, yen weakens to 150
Japan's core inflation fell to 3% in February but this was above the market estimate of 2.9%. Headline inflation fell to 3.7% from 4%, lower than the market estimate of 4.2%. The Bank of Japan is expected to continue raising rates, most likely in June or July. In the US, New York Fed President Williams said that monetary policy was in the right spot, given the risk of higher inflation and lower growth.
Mar 24 by Kenneth Fisher
Markets Weekly Outlook - US Dollar, Inflation & PMI Data Analysis
The weekly outlook analyzes recent market struggles, noting investor concerns over US trade policies and inflation. We preview key economic data releases, including PMI and inflation figures from the US, Europe, UK, and Asia Pacific. Lastly, we look at the US Dollar's recent rally and provide technical analysis of the DXY, along with important support and resistance levels to watch.
Mar 21 by Zain Vawda
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