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A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
Retaining a persistent, if uncertain, threat of new tariffs, U.S. President Donald Trump quickly switched his attention to technology and artificial intelligence this week – exciting the red-hot sector that’s about to report its latest earnings round.
Trump on Tuesday announced a private sector investment of up to $500 billion to fund infrastructure for artificial intelligence, aiming to outpace rival nations in the business-critical technology.
The move above 2725 and then 2750 puts the record 2781 high on the radar. While 2750-2781 is likely to be a sticky zone, the high is at risk as long as it stays above 2750. Only back below 2725 would postpone the risk,
The dollar is trading a touch softer except vs the JPY despite the BoJ likely to raise rates this week and the BOE and ECB likely to cut.’ One clue may have been another Trump taro\iff threat was ignored.
So, looking for a reason for the recent softer USD, I came across this in a Reuters article..
The dollar looks stretched on positioning, sentiment and valuation metrics – hedge funds last week held the biggest net long dollar position in nine years; ‘long dollar’ is one of investors’ most crowded trades, according to Bank of America’s latest fund manager survey; and Citi analysts reckon the currency is overvalued by 3%.
(Reuters) – A look at the day ahead in Asian markets.
Day two of the second Donald Trump administration, and exchange rates are in the global market crosshairs as investors nervously try to figure out how to trade the immediate fog shrouding the U.S. president’s trade policy
Trading bid but faces obstacles at 21650 and 21831 ahead of the major 22141 high. Anything other than a break of the high would be considered a disappointment but trades bid while market tries to make a run at it,
Yo-Yo price action continues with USDCAD back into 1.4279-1.4467 where it has traded for over 4 weeks with only a brief exception this week. Next directional move will com from a firm break of this range.
Wide range is now 1.4261-1.4516,
Note, the failure above 1.45 has potential to be a bear signal.
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