Daily Global Market Update

Oil-dollar pair fell 1.8%, ROC negative. Aussie dollar sideways, MACD positive. Euro-dollar sideways, MACD positive. Dollar-yen sideways, Stochastic RSI positive. China's consumer prices up for third month. Seeker's shares soar 35% above IPO price. Today: US bill auctions, Finland's Current Account, Portugal's CPI, Eurozone's Eurogroup Meeting, Japan's PPI.

Oil-Dollar Pair's Decline

The oil-dollar pair experienced a significant decline of 1.8% in the last session. The Rate of Change (ROC) indicator is giving a negative signal, suggesting potential downward pressure on the pair.

 

 

Australian Dollar Pair's Sideways Movement

The Aussie dollar pair traded sideways in the last session. Contrary to the oil-dollar pair, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator is giving a positive signal for this pair.

 

 

Euro-Dollar Pair's Sideways Movement

Similarly, the euro-dollar pair traded sideways in the last session, with the MACD indicating a positive signal, suggesting stability in this pair.

 

 

Dollar-Yen Pair's Sideways Movement

In line with the previous pairs, the dollar-yen pair also traded sideways in the last session. However, the Stochastic RSI is giving a positive signal for this pair.

 

 

Global Market Headlines

Turning to global headlines, China's consumer prices rose for a third consecutive month in April, signaling improving domestic demand. Meanwhile, Seeker's shares soared nearly 35% above their IPO price, marking a strong debut for the electric vehicle maker in the US market.

 

Upcoming Economic Events

Here's a glimpse of today's economic calendar:

• US 3-Month Bill Auction - 1530 GMT

• US 6-Month Bill Auction - 1530 GMT

• Finland's Current Account - 0500 GMT

• Portuguese Consumer Price Index - 1000 GMT

• Eurozone's Eurogroup Meeting - 0700 GMT

• Japan's Producer Price Index - 2350 GMT

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Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

Oil prices plummeted, the Aussie dollar remained stable, and the euro and yen strengthened against the dollar. Global markets reacted to China's slowing economy, rising US budget deficit, and tech stock gains. Upcoming economic events include US bill auctions, German producer prices, Chinese interest rates, and New Zealand trade data.
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