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The IndeX Files 05-05-2020

Forex

<h2>Fresh Risk Factors Emerge</h2> <p>The fundamental backdrop for equities has grown more complicated this week. We have seen a broad recovery over the last few weeks in line with the weakening trend in global COVID-19 numbers which is leading many countries to begin easing lock-downs or planning to do so. With attention now turn

Daily Commodity Outlook, May 5, 2020

Forex

<p><span>The market turns risk-on as the market hopes for further easing of global lockdown. Asian stocks rose along with U.S. equity futures, as several countries moved toward easing lockdowns. The revived Sino-US tensions are still lingering in the market, keeping a lid to risk assets. Elsewhere, AUD and NZD shrugged off recent bearis

RBA Keeps Rates At Record Lows

Forex

<h2>“Considerable Uncertainty”</h2> <p>At It’s May meeting, held overnight, the Reserve Bank of Australia opted to keep interest rates on hold. Following a 0.50% rate cut at the outset of the pandemic in March, taking rates to record lows of 0.25%, the RBA judged it was appropriate to keep rates at current levels for n

Chart of the Day, US500 (S&P500)

Forex

<h2><span>Chart of the Day US500 (S&amp;P500)</span></h2> <p><span>US500 S&amp;P500 Bearish – Probable Price Path</span></p> <p><span>Sabre-rattling in the form of US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin’s comments that President Trump is reviewing options to penalise China and warned

Daily Market Outlook, 05 May, 2020

Forex

<h2><span>Daily Market Outlook, May 05, 2020 </span></h2> <p><span><strong>Risk sentiment in Asia improved after a late rally in the US market</strong> as some countries began to ease or are closer to easing lockdown restrictions. Liquidity remains thin with some markets, including in China and Japan,

Tickmill’s Investing Diva, NZDUSD Daily Outlook 05-05-20

Forex

<p>NZDUSD Daily Outlook – On Monday we found out that factory activity was slammed across the world in April, factory orders in the U.S. sank 10.3% in March, Australia’s job advertisements suffered their largest ever fall in April, and that the British consumer sentiment has dropped to its lowest since January 2012 all thanks to [&helli

Dollar is patching up the holes

Forex

The USA needs higher geopolitical risks to lure back the buyers of Treasuries   The stabilization of the US stock market is not the reason to sell the US dollar. The euphoria about a soon reopening of the US economy has driven the US stock indexes too high. A gloomy reality will make the speculators […]

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