Positive Moods On European Markets, The USD/JPY Pair And Gold Are In Downtrend
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Strong data from the US pushed markets up ahead of next week's meeting of the Federal Reserve. Reportedly, consumer inflation rose in August, while manufacturing inflation fell by 0.1% m/m and 8.7% y/y. The positive reaction of investors obviously indicated the growing hopes of a slowdown in inflationary pressures, which led to the rise of US stocks and slight correction of Treasury yields and dollar.
Now, a lot depends on the Fed's decision on raising rates, more precisely on the level at which it will increase. The central bank will base its decisions on the level of inflation.
So far, stocks are trading in both directions, with Asian ones having multidirectional dynamics before the start of the European trading session. Meanwhile, local investors won back yesterday's losses in European and US stocks. Dollar is also moving in different directions after Treasury yields rose by 0.46% to 3.428%.
While it is not necessary to say that trading in Europe will definitely start in a positive way, a rebound may be seen in markets if positive sentiment continues. This may happen if data on retail sales and jobless claims in the US do not turn out to be disappointing.
Forecasts for today:
USD/JPY
The pair is trading below 0.6725. If negative trends continue, the quote may continue to decline towards 0.6685.
XAU/USD
Spot gold fell below 1692.50 due to the uncertainty over the results of next week's Fed meeting. Quotes may continue to drop to 1680.50.
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