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Today in Forex: September rate cut now contingent on US data releases

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Last updated: 2024/08/26 at 7:38 PM
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The US Dollar Index (DXY) experienced some volatility, initially dropping near 100.50 but then rebounding close to 101.00. This fluctuation followed Chair Powell’s speech at Jackson Hole, which had initially sparked a multi-day bearish trend for the Greenback. While an interest rate cut by the Fed in September seems likely, upcoming data releases could influence this move.

On Tuesday, August 27, the Conference Board will release its Consumer Confidence gauge and the FHFA will publish its House Price Index. This data could impact the direction of the US Dollar. The Greenback’s rebound led to a corrective movement in EUR/USD, pushing the pair towards the 1.1150 zone. Additionally, Germany’s final Q2 GDP Growth Rate is scheduled for release on the same day.

GBP/USD traded in a narrow range around 1.3200 as the week began, following a recent upward trend. The upcoming release of the CBI Distributive Trades report on August 27 could provide further insights into the Pound’s performance. Meanwhile, USD/JPY experienced fluctuations, briefly dropping to three-week lows near 143.40 before bouncing back on the back of rising US yields. Japan’s final Coincident Index and Leading Economic Index are set to be released on August 28.

The Greenback’s resurgence also impacted risk-associated currencies, leading to some selling pressure in AUD/USD. Australia’s upcoming RBA Monthly CPI Indicator report on August 28 will be closely watched for further market direction. Geopolitical concerns and supply disruptions in Libya supported the increase in WTI prices beyond $77.00 per barrel on Monday.

Gold prices remained close to record levels, trading above $2,500 per ounce troy due to increasing geopolitical fears in the Middle East and expectations of rate cuts by the Fed in September. Silver prices also reached new six-week highs, surpassing the $30.00 per ounce mark. Overall, the market remains volatile with various factors influencing the performance of major currencies and commodities. Investors are advised to stay informed and monitor upcoming data releases for potential trading opportunities.

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