Barring a surprise, either a dovish Fed (doubtful) or a hawkish rather than cautious Fed, there is always a risk of a buy the rumor, sell the fact reaction. This assumes those trading are setup for a hawkish rate cut.
Stocks bounce higher +> bond yields tick up => USD firms… GBPUSD lags (EURGBP .8253)… or maybe USD is up ahead of a not dovish rate cut at the Fed meeting which would be one the first logical price moves seen this week.
Taken out liquidity means, there are some buy or sell orders which have been purged by the algorithm, to induce volatility. In the market we have buyers and sellers, if everyone is buying, then no one is selling, the market needs to balance up this action, and that’s where we see price running through obvious levels where the masses place their stop losses
The sell side of Aud and Euro in general looks decent to me as well as the buy side of Usd/Peso. Prefer higher levels for entry with Aud and Euro. I like the buy side of Sterling with a preference from lower levels and the sell side of Canadian Dollar futures (buy side UsdCad).
EURUSD has taken out liquidity on the 15 minutes timeframe, price is ranging on H4 and we are at a discount, I believe price will go to this short term highs and take out liquidity
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
For all the extreme bullishness about 2025, Wall Street is just a bit edgy as the Federal Reserve looks set to deliver its final interest rate of 2024 and give a glimpse into next year.
Remarkably, the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s 9-day losing streak is the longest negative run since 1978 – but the index is still just under 4% from record highs set earlier this month.