Friday, June 10, 2022
COPPER1!, H4 Potential for Bullish Momentum
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Market Spotlight: Bearish Nasdaq Risks Into US CPI
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Thursday, June 9, 2022
The MoneyWeek Podcast with James Ferguson: recession, house prices and the power of youth
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Will the ECB Keep a Lid on Inflation Expectations?
ECB leaves rates on hold, but the statement warned of inflation challenges as growth forecasts are cut and inflation forecasts lifted. The initial statement pretty much confirmed what Lagarde had signaled ahead of the meeting – Net asset purchases are set to end on July 1, rates are expected to be hiked by 25 bp in July and the central bank expects a further rate hike in September. That doesn’t totally rule out a 50 bp move in July, but signals that at the moment at least that is not the central scenario, although the statement already flagged that a larger step may be needed in September. So rather than front loading the tightening cycle, the ECB is keeping the bigger step for later, with the statement also flagging the likely need for additional gradual increases further out. The new staff projections see inflation at 6.8% this year, 3.5% in 2023 and 2.1% in 2024 – clear upward revisions and with the 2024 forecast a tad above the ECB’s target. Core inflation is expected to be even higher – at 2.3% in 2024. Growth forecasts meanwhile were revised down to 2.8% this year, and 2.1% in 2023 and 2024.
The Dollar Index is holding in the 102.40 range, though down from the overnight peak of 102.667 after the ECB’s steady stance but guidance for rate hikes. The ECB’s indication it will begin hiking rates next month to start a tightening cycle has boosted EUR and the EURUSD has risen to 1.0744 from the earlier low of 1.0689. A lot of the relative strength of the EUR will depend on the expectations for the size of the September ECB hike. Action is basically on hold momentarily, awaiting President Lagarde’s press conference. GBP is also rallying and has risen to 1.2549 from 1.2492. On the other hand, a gain in USDJPY to 133.95 from 133.187 is supporting the Dollar Index.
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Stuart Cowell
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European Equities Under Pressure After ECB Meeting as the Path to Tightening Becomes Clearer
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Five dividend stocks to beat inflation
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BANKNIFTY INDEX, H4 Potential For Bearish Continuation
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Palladium Futures (PA1!), H1 Potential For Bearish Momentum
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Market Spotlight: UBS Turns Bullish on Tesla
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Market Spotlight: Trading Today's June ECB Meeting
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XAUUSD, H4 Potential For Bullish Momentum
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USDZAR: Q1 GDP 2022 Adds to SARB Pressure
South Africa’s better-than-expected Q1 2022 GDP data on Tuesday added to the pressure for higher interest rates and a 50bp hike from the SARB at the July meeting seems more likely this time, rather than a 25bp hike. South Africa’s GDP rose 1.9% in Q1, following an upwardly revised 1.4% gain in the previous period and well above the market forecast of a 1.2% gain helped by the remaining easing of Covid-19 restrictions. An annual measure, the economy grew by 3%, up from 1.7% growth in the previous period, in line with market forecasts. Statssa says the economy is about the same size as it was before the pandemic.
Improving market sentiment and a softer USD have seen the Rand recover significantly since mid-May along with other emerging market currencies. While the Q2 figures could yet negatively affect the SARB rate outlook, recent data has made the market expect the central bank to be more confident in continuing its cycle of rate hikes. The SARB has raised interest rates 4 times since November, to 4.75% in May, and recently suggested the benchmark is likely to rise to 6.25% in 2023. The bank’s policy has been very supportive of the Rand in the current inflation environment.
South Africa’s annual inflation rate hit a three-month high of 5.9% in April 2022, unchanged from the previous month, according to market forecasts. This marked the 12th month in a row in which annual inflation was higher than the midpoint of the Reserve Bank of South Africa’s target range of between 3% and 6%. On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 0.6%, slower than the 1% increase in March.
Technical Overview
The USDZAR intraday bias is still on the downside, but the overlapping candles are on the downside, implying a cautious market trend. A break of the 15.4050 support did not make the price drop significantly to immediately pursue the 61.8% FR (15.1589) retracement level, though the decline is still seen as a short-term correction wave on the rise to 14.4417. Gold, which generally provides support to the South African economy, appears to be stuck between inflationary vacillation and bank interest rate policies.
The price is moving in a tough descending channel, below the 200 EMA and Kumo. The histogram of the oscillation indicator confirms the direction of the market which tends to be indecisive. The continuation of the next wave of correction will test 61.8% FR and if it continues will test 78.6% FR. As long as the price stays below the support at 15.4050 which is now the resistance, the prospect of correction will continue. Meanwhile a move back above 15.4050, will see the pair test the minor resistance at 15.6983 and any further move will end the correction and see the price reverse upwards to test 16.3200 tops.
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Ady Phangestu
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DAX, H4 | Potential Bearish Momentum
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NZDUSD, H4 | Potential Bearish Continuation
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