US Dollar Dips on Trump’s Comment That He’s Not Happy with Hiking Fed
The US Dollar reversed gains on Thursday after US President Donald Trump said he is not happy with interest rates going up, saying they are helping China.
The US Dollar reversed gains on Thursday after US President Donald Trump said he is not happy with interest rates going up, saying they are helping China.
GBP/USD traded below a key level this morning, albeit briefly. And with a rate hike out of the BoE in two weeks no longer looking so likely, the prospect of a deeper bearish move in the pair continues to exist.
The New Zealand remains locked in a well-defined down trend against its US counterpart despite over two weeks of sideways consolidation.
U.S. markets have been in summer rally mode this month, will a dip be a good buying opportunity?
The sharp weakening of the rand yesterday see’s the USD/ZAR breaking out of a short term wedge consolidation, to resume the short term uptrend in line with the longer term uptrend
USD surge since mid-April may have run its courses as Trump signals displeasure, while large USD long positioning suggests there is scope for only a modest push higher.