Market Update – March 24





Monetary policy stances and other dynamics in financial markets are likely to keep the dollar volatile.

Stores initially down relents She mentioned that the government is not considering universal deposit insurance, but then, she said, her note was that the government was willing to take additional action provided there was some calm keeping Wall Street in the green at the close, with gains 1.01% On the US 100. Asian markets were mixed, while European stocks were slightly higher at the open. Overnight the Bank of England, the Swiss National Bank and the Bank of Norway raised interest rates as expected – The Swiss National Bank increased by 50 basis points, and the Bank of Norway and the Bank of England increased by 25 basis points. The rebound in risk appetite, strength in unemployment claims, and renewal of corporate issues also had a negative impact.

  • FXUSDIndex is slightly weaker at 102.30. euro rose to 1.0830And JPY trend 130.00 And sstunned I found a floor in 1.2250.
  • in JapanWe saw that the core inflation rate came in at 3.1% for the month of February, which is the first time in 14 months that the rate of inflation has slowed.

  • Stores – the United States 30 And 500 USD above 0.23% And 0.3%respectively. roadblock & Coinbase fell more than 14% and #FRC #PACW It lost -6% and -8.55%, respectively. Nikki It fell by 0.13% to close.
  • payments group block She said she intends to work with US regulators and explore legal action against her Hindenburg Research After the short seller issued a report charge the company Inflating user numbers and facilitating fraudulent transactions.
  • Goods – Lycel oil – hover around $69 – bucks70 As traders weigh expectations for Fed policy and adjust expectations for US demand. US crude inventories unexpectedly rose 1.1 million barrels last week, the highest level since May 2021. Large buildups on the Gulf Coast outweighed a drawdown at storage hub Cushing, Oklahoma. Markets are still awaiting the expected rebound in Chinese demand, while Russia on the supply side decided to extend its production cuts into June. That should help keep prices to a minimum.
  • went – in 1985 dollars after retesting 2003 dollars again. Treasury yields may have shot higher, the US dollar remains under pressure but gold remained supported and added to gains.
  • Digital currencies BTC carries above $28K.

today PMIs from the EU, UK, US and durable goods.

The largest forex engine @ (07:30 GMT) NZDJPY (-0.56%). I drifted into 81.10. Moving averages align downwards, MACD histogram and signal line remain well above 0 and RSI at 31 and down. H1 ATR 0.25 and daily ATR 1.19.

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Andrea Pechedy

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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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