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“The Trump Effect” still influences financial markets, strengthening the dollar and weakening the zloty

"The Trump trade" continues to guide markets, including the currency market, strengthening the position of the dollar. Along with the falling EUR/USD exchange rate...

Dollar Gains on Market Valuations of Trump’s Victory

The path of least resistance for the dollar continues to lead upwards, supported by strong economic readings and market uncertainties about the scale and...

Trump wants to “help” the Fed

The US dollar continues to stay strong on the FX market. The Euro is waiting for tomorrow's ECB meeting. Lower inflation in the UK...

Dollar strong, zloty stronger

A small surprise uptick in September's US inflation reading bolstered the dollar, which also benefitted from a general investor aversion to risk. Despite these...

Zloty Weakens Amid Rising Middle East Tensions and Strong U.S. Labor Data, USD Gains Momentum

For the zloty - as with other regional currencies - it was a weak week. Rising tensions in the Middle East have led investors...

Chinese Stimulus Boosts Commodity Markets, but Polish Zloty Weakens Amid European Economic Concerns

Last week, markets welcomed news that the Chinese government is launching a new support package to halt the downturn in the real estate market...

ZÅ‚oty Strengthens Despite Weak Domestic Data

The Federal Reserve caught consensus off guard last week by deciding to cut interest rates by 50 basis points (b.p.). Despite the magnitude of...

Polish Zloty Remains Resilient Amid Central Bank Decisions

Interest rates in Japan remain unchanged, with announcements of increases in the near future. The Bank of England waits to see what will happen...

Bank of Japan and Bank of England maintain interest rates unchanged – yen and pound react to decisions

After the Federal Reserve, it is now the turn of the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England. Both institutions refrained from changing...

Central Bank Decisions: No Changes in Interest Rates from UK, Norway, Turkey, China, and Japan

On Thursday and overnight on Thursday to Friday, we learned about the decisions of five major central banks. The United Kingdom, Norway, Turkey, China,...

The FED is as unpredictable as never before. Will it decide on a stronger move before the elections?

The Federal Reserve has not been this unpredictable for a long time. However, markets are increasingly leaning towards a larger cut. Good data from...

Will the Federal Reserve Opt for a Stronger Rate Cut Amidst Positive U.S. Data Before the Elections?

The Federal Reserve has not been this unpredictable for a long time. However, markets are increasingly leaning towards a larger cut. Good data from...

Gold Shines at Record Highs Near $2,600 as Global Interest Rate Cuts Drive Prices Up

The price of an ounce of gold is nearly 2,600 dollars, and the price may soon be even higher. The Federal Reserve in the...

Global Markets Brace for Fed’s First Rate Cut Since 2020: 25 or 50 Basis Points?

The first U.S. interest rate cut since 2020 will be a groundbreaking event for markets worldwide. The crucial question, however, is its magnitude. The...
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