During Asian trading on Thursday, the dollar index showed little movement and remained close to one-month highs as traders awaited inflation data and speeches from Federal Reserve officials to gain further insights into interest rates tomorrow, Friday.

Meanwhile, oil prices rose in Asian trade on Thursday due to expectations of reduced supplies, particularly with decreased Russian production, positioning crude for a strong performance in the first quarter of 2024.

Gold prices remained stable in light of Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data and the focus on speeches from Fed officials.

However, trading volumes on Friday could be subdued as the U.S. stock and Treasuries markets will be closed for the Good Friday holiday.

The GBP experienced a slight increase, rebounding from its one-month low last week, after the Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey reported to the Financial Times that rate cuts “were in play” this year.

Designer

Recent Posts

Authorized Forex Dealer

A financial entity that has received authorization from a relevant regulatory body to act as…

20 hours ago

AT PAR

At par is the “face value” of an instrument. Here is what we mean by…

2 days ago

Monday’s Market Update | 27-Jan-2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpCJS7fTpT8 Markets are buzzing with opportunities! Let’s have a look at the pulse! • Metals:…

2 days ago

At The Market

A buy or sell order that must be executed at the best price currently available…

3 days ago

Aussie

The Aussie is a nickname for the Australian dollar, often abbreviated into AUD. It is…

4 days ago

AUD/USD

The abbreviation for the Australian dollar and U.S. dollar (AUD/USD) currency pair or cross. It…

5 days ago

This website uses cookies.