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NFP: USD negative arguments weighed more heavily and dominated – Commerzbank - Vimarsana News

NFP: USD negative arguments weighed more heavily and dominated – Commerzbank

The Dollar eased quite notably following the publication of Nonfarm Payrolls. Ulrich Leuchtmann, Head of FX and Commodity Research, analyzes USD react

Oil Price Surge: Implications and Uncertainties in Global Energy Marke - Vimarsana News

Oil Price Surge: Implications and Uncertainties in Global Energy Marke

The surge in oil prices, influenced by geopolitical factors and production cuts, is poised to impact Europe's economy and trade dynamics

Assumption of higher JGB yields weighs on the Yen – Commerzbank - Vimarsana News

Assumption of higher JGB yields weighs on the Yen – Commerzbank

Ulrich Leuchtmann, Head of FX and Commodity Research at Commerzbank, analyzes JGB's attractiveness and Yen's weakness. Uncertainty about how the BoJ i

A weaker Yen means that Japan is getting poorer – Commerzbank - Vimarsana News

A weaker Yen means that Japan is getting poorer – Commerzbank

Nobody knows at what yield levels the BoJ does what. Ulrich Leuchtmann, Head of FX and Commodity Research at Commerzbank, expects the Yen to remain un

US: Gold might trade with a bearish bias next week as short-term macro headwinds persist - Vimarsana News

US: Gold might trade with a bearish bias next week as short-term macro headwinds persist

Gold prices started the week negatively as mixed US data and weak European economic data increased the strength of the greenback. Although the dollar index started to ease on Tuesday, it recovered during the first half of the week due to positive Chinese sentiment and an upcoming FOMC meeting.