(MENAFN- DailyFX) Speculation on Fed monetary policy has driven volatility across the markets since the beginning of the month. Minutes from January's meeting promise more of the same ahead.
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The US Dollar looks vulnerable to deeper losses as a cautious tone in minutes from January's FOMC meeting fails to arrest capital outflows seeking rate hikes elsewhere.
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The recent insipid trade in Sterling against the and, to a lesser extent, the leaves us neutral on the UK currency ahead of heavyweight domestic data and ongoing Brexit discussions.
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The Japanese Yen surged through numerous levels of resistance this week, continuing a rally that's shown since December inflation printed at 33-month highs. Will next week's inflation continue the course?
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The Australian Dollar appreciated this week as Wall Street recovered and volatility cooled. The currency seems vulnerable to risk trends and external factors going forward.
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After a rough start to the beginning of February, Crude Oil remains bid and is bouncing off a handful of technical support points that could favor trend continuation.
Gold Forecast:
are snapping a two-week losing streak as price pressures in the US mount. Here are the updated targets & invalidation levels that matter.
Equities Forecast:
In the week ahead, markets will look to try and follow-through from last week, but look for more two-way trade as the rally gets tested.
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