The dollar faced a resurgence of the selling pressure, going back from the three -week maximum area in the middle of mixed developments in US yields, constant fears on rates and expectations before the publication of the US PCE on Friday.
Here is what you need to know on Friday, March 28:
The US dollar index (DXY) retreated from the recent maximum of several weeks backed by a decent rebound in the universe associated with risk. The publication of the Personal Consumption Expenditure Index (PCE) will be in the center of the debate, seconded by personal income, personal spending and the final index of the Michigan consumer’s feeling.
The EUR/USD recovered some composure and bounced from the recent minimums, although it failed to prove or overcome the 1,0800 barrier. The confidence of the GFK consumer of Germany and the Employment Report, followed by the economic feeling of the EM, consumer’s confidence and the inflation expectations of the consumer of the European Central Bank (ECB) are expected.
The GBP/USD maintained its consolidation phase well instead, claiming the obstacle of 1,2900 and more. Retail sales, current account, the trade balance of goods, business investment and the final growth rate of the fourth quarter are close to the calendar on the other side of the channel.
The USD/JPY added to Wednesday’s progress and flirted with monthly maximums just above the level of 151.00. The Summary of Opinions of the Bank of Japan (BOJ), the Tokyo inflation rate, the beginnings of housing and construction orders will be published.
The AUD/USD sailed in an unfinished range around the neighborhood of 0.6300, with weekly profits so far limited by the 100 -day SMA around 0.6330. The following in the Australian calendar will be the mortgage credit figures, seconded by credit to the private sector, all expected for March 31.
The WTI prices reversed three consecutive daily profits, including the three -week peaks on Wednesday above the level of 70.00 per barrel, since the operators remained cautious to the rates.
The increase in commercial fears gave wings to the precious metal, encouraging the ounce Troy of gold to reach a historical maximum about 3,060 $. Silver prices rose to maximum of several days north of the level of 34.00 per ounce.
Source: Fx Street
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