Market Update – April 26 – Financial stocks added to anxieties





the American dollar rebounded to 101.56. It’s out racing for bond bulls As weak US data and mostly bank earnings spook investors and support a trip to bonds (US Consumer Confidence Index decreased to 101.3 in April). tech giants Alphabet and Microsoft both reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the most recent quarter after closing. But the UPS and First Republic Bank sell In general, drag stocks. Asian stock markets Mostly amid new concerns about the health of the financial sector. Treasury yields fell sharply again, even before $120 billion at auctions.

  • FXUSD He maintained his most assertive tone, and held it in 101.79 like euro And GBP recession. but JPY Gathers on demand for safe haven. Australian dollars down to 0.6600 mail Australian inflation slowed in the first quarter to 7%.
  • Stocks – US futures rebound due to technology. #FRC down Almost 50%.#UPS is down 9.99%. #McDonald’s -0.58%, #PepsiCo Inc. 2.27% and Despite warnings that shoppers may become more resistant to higher prices.

  • Goods – USOil dropped below $77 Thanks to the strength of the US dollar and recession fears. gold – flirt $2000 again but it ended at 1998 dollars.
  • Digital currencies BTC Flat down key $28,300.

today American durable goods Earnings: Meta, Boeing, Thermo Fisher etc.

The largest forex engine @ (06:30 GMT) EURAUD (+0.57%) reach to 1.6670. The moving averages align up, the MACD histogram and the signal line are going upRSI 78, OB 96 but also flat, H1 ATR 0.00227 Daily ATR 0.01126.

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Andrea Pechedy

Market analyst

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Having completed her five-year studies in the UK, Andrea Beschedi obtained a BSc degree in Mathematics and Physics from the University of Bath and a Masters degree in Mathematics, while obtaining a Postgraduate Diploma (PGdip) in Actuarial Science from the University of Bath. University of Leicester.


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