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Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.2375; (P) 1.2415; (R1) 1.2470; GBP/USD rebounds further today but stays in range of 1.2164/2647. Intraday bias remains neutral for the moment. Another rise would remain mildly in favor as long as 1.2164 support holds. On the upside, break of will extend the rebound from 1.1409 t

"I am A Trader" The International Professional League Season 6 has officially started on April 1st, 2020! This contest is co-hosted by Followme Trading Community and FX168 Finance Group. It is sponsored by FXTM, Hantec Group, KVB PRIME, PRCBroker, and AxiTrader. According to the statistics of t

USD/JPY registers five-day losing streak, fails to respect the latest risk-reset. Hopes of economic restart confront a likely US-China tussle. Recently downbeat US data favor cautious sentiment ahead of the key US GDP, FOMC. USD/JPY drops to 106.70, down 0.17% on a day, as Wednesday’s market-openin

Italy’s Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Wednesday, the economic fundamentals are solid. This comes after Fitch Ratings downgraded Italy's long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating (IDR) to 'BBB-' from 'BBB' while maintaining the Outlook – Stable. The rating agency said that “the do

AUD/JPY is keeping early gains post the better-than-expected Aussie inflation data.  RBA is unlikely to change its dovish stance due to the uptick in price pressures in Q1.  Risk-on favors further gains in the AUD/JPY pair. While the Aussie dollar remains bid, the AUD/JPY pair is struggling to exte

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Australia's March-quarter Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures, including two of the several underlying measures that the central bank looks at, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday is out – Australia Q1 trimmed-mean CPI has arrived at +0.5 pct QoQ vs the Reuters poll of +0.4 p