Newsquawk Week Ahead: US Retail Sales, RBNZ, UK Budget, Australian CPI, Tokyo CPI

Mon: Bank of Israel Announcement; German Ifo (Nov), US National Activity Index (Oct), Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index (Nov) Tue: PBoC MLF; US Consumer Confidence (Nov), Richmond Fed (Nov), US Retail Sales (Oct) Wed: RBNZ Announcement, UK Autumn Budget; Australian CPI (Oct), US Dallas Fed (Oct) Thu: US Thanksgiving, ECB Minutes (Oct), BoK Announcement; Chinese Industrial Profit (Oct), German GfK…

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USD/JPY makes a quick move lower

USD/JPY made a quick move lower, running stops below 156.60 down to 156.20 where it’s bounced. With the intervention talk in USD/JPY, that’s always a threat but I think this is more a case of stops being set on fears of intervention and triggering some quick selling. Moreover, the volatility in stocks markets is a drag on this pair….

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The NASDAQ index trading to new lows and breaking below the 100 day moving average

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ECB’s Muller: Seems we have inflation close enough to 2% for foreseeable future

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USD/CHF rises as US data boosts sentiment, Fed rate cut outlook

USD/CHF trades around 0.8070 on Friday, up 0.10% on the day at the time of writing, as the US Dollar (USD) finds moderate support from mixed but generally resilient US data releases. While the pair advances, markets continue to price a higher likelihood of policy easing from the Federal Reserve (Fed) in the coming months. The S&P Global Composite…

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