Weekly Market Review: Anticipating Market Moves Amid Global Events

Welcome to this week’s FXGlobe market review. As we navigate through a complex global landscape, the currency markets continue to react to a mix of economic data releases and central bank communications.

Recent Economic Highlights

The past week has been another bustling period for economic news:

  • The Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Ueda’s speech held the market’s attention, providing insights into Japan’s monetary policy direction.
  • The US Treasury Currency Report and statements from Federal Reserve Chair Powell offered a glimpse into US fiscal and monetary strategies amid shifting economic conditions.
  • New Zealand’s inflation expectations slightly decreased, hinting at potential changes in consumer and business sentiment.
  • Across the pond, the UK grappled with CPI numbers, revealing persistent inflationary pressures that challenge consumers and businesses alike.

A Glimpse at the Charts

Traders witnessed a modest range of movements across various asset classes. Commodities like Gold and Crude Oil saw some upward momentum, while major indices had a mixed performance. Cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, emerged as strong performers, indicating a potential resurgence in investor interest.

EURUSD Daily currently sits on a potential support level. It’s important to see if this current green candle ultimately closes as green to support bullish sentiment going forwards.

fxg weekly 10 nov 2023 EURUSD daily

USDJPY trickles higher, but continues to express bearish divergence on the MACD– this can mean that a larger correction to the downside might be on the horizon.

 fxg weekly 10 no v2023 USDJPY daily

Gold continues to want to head higher, but this week saw an overdue correction towards 1,940. Price could still head lower before finding support and resuming its current uptrend.

fxg weekly 10 nov 2023 gold spot weekly

Finally, the DOW30, similar to the other global indices could not close higher this week, and appears to be considering testing fresh lows.

Similar to EURUSD, it is important to see how the weekly candle ultimately closes. A very bearish, much lower close would hint at further bear moves in the coming week. This is the least likely move based on recent performance, hence why it’s crucial to see what happens before the close.

fxg weekly 10 nov 2023 us30 spot daily

Looking Ahead

As we step into the new week, significant economic updates are on the horizon:

  • – The German Prelim CPI m/m will be closely watched for signs of inflation trends in Europe’s largest economy.
  • – The Spanish Flash CPI y/y could indicate how inflation is affecting one of the Eurozone’s significant economies.
  • – In the UK, all eyes will be on the Claimant Count Change to gauge the health of the job market.
  • – The US CPI data, including Core CPI m/m, CPI m/m, and CPI y/y, will be pivotal for traders, as inflation remains a hot topic for the Federal Reserve’s policy decisions.

Traders’ Watch List

The upcoming week’s economic calendar is packed with events that could sway market sentiment:

– Early in the week, statements from BOJ Governor Ueda will be dissected for any shifts in Japan’s economic outlook.

– The German ifo Business Climate index will offer a snapshot of business morale, potentially impacting the Euro.

– Midweek brings the Fed’s FOMC statement and press conference, events that traditionally spark volatility.

– The BOE’s Monetary Policy Report and comments from Governor Bailey will provide clarity on the UK’s economic stance amid challenging times.

– The week rounds out with US employment data, including Non-Farm Employment Change and Unemployment Rate, always a focal point for market watchers.

Final Thoughts

With a robust line-up of economic data and policy announcements, traders will need to stay vigilant. Keeping an eye on these developments can offer clues to the market’s direction and provide opportunities for strategic trades. As always, it’s essential to approach the markets with a clear strategy and an understanding of the potential risks involved.

Remember to keep an eye on FXGlobe.com for the latest market updates and expert analysis. Until next time, keep calm and carry on trading!

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