The concentration of investors is transferred to the European Central Bank meeting and data
The US dollar was traded in a positive way after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, as it was widely expected, and President Powell presented a neutral message at its press conference.
Here is what you need to know on Thursday, January 30:
The US dollar index (DXY) has maintained the weekly bids in place with the help of the high return and Powell tone. Another review of the gross domestic product growth rate is scheduled to be equal through weekly unemployment claims and home sales pending.
EUR/USD decreased to the Sub-1.0400 area, or its lowest levels for four days, in response to more strength in Greenback and Prudnce before the European Central Bank event on Thursday. The European Central Bank meeting and the press conference held by President C. Lagarde, the lead center, followed by the initial publications in the growth rate of GDP in Germany and the broader euroland, as well as the unemployment rate in the European Union, consumer confidence and economic morale.
GBP/USD has recovered from its lowest levels in the Sub-1.2400 area, and finally ends today at all levels of closure on Tuesday. The M4 M4 money display numbers of BOE are expected to be along with mortgage approvals and mortgage lending.
The US dollar/JPY remained intermittent, as it was trading over 155.00 obstacles and fading part of Tuesday’s progress. The usual weekly weekly foreign bond investment numbers will be released by Himino’s Boj.
AUD/USD fell for the third day in a row, this time the support of 0.6200 to test. Prices and imports in Australia are to be exported alongside the Jones RBA speech.
WTI resumed its hole leg and broke less than $ 73.00 a barrel to flirting with a four -week fresh decrease.
Gold prices faced renewed pressure on the downside, and briefly reconsidering the area of ​​$ 2750 an ounce in the wake of US dollar dynamics and FOMC. Silver prices are added to Tuesday’s progress and flirt with multi -day peaks near the $ 31.00 mark an ounce.
