GBP Fundamental Forecast: BoE Expects the UK to Narrowly Avoid a Recession
Pound Sterling Fundamental Forecast: Bearish The bearish sterling bias of this forecast takes into consideration the tendency for the pound to dip a…
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Forecast for EUR/USD on August 16. If the recession in the US has already begun, then why is the dollar growing?
The EUR/USD pair continued the process of falling on Monday and secured the corrective level of 261.8% (1.0196). The quotes continue to fall today, …
GBP/USD Weekly Forecast: BoE Expects A Recession, Sterling Breakdown
GBP/USD FUNDAMENTAL HIGHLIGHTS: The Bank of England delivered the largest rate hike since 1995, with a 50bps rise in the Bank Rate. However, they al…
Pendulum Of Sentiment Swings Back Against Imminent Recession Fears Despite Curve
High political drama in recent days included the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Abe and the resignation of UK Prime Minister Johns…
Oil prices fall amid recession fears
Oil prices tumbled on Tuesday due to fears of coming global economic downturn. At the time of writing the article, International benchmark Brent cr…
Week Ahead: RBA To Hike Again; Spotlight On NFPs Amid Recession Angst
Worries about a looming recession are dragging stock markets lower again. There’s a raft of data on the way that could lessen or heighten those conce…
Gold Prices Eye Bullish Turnaround, Silver’s Outlook Clouded by Recession Fears
Most Read: Gold Prices Coil as Inflation and Recession Odds Send Conflicting Signals Gold prices (XAU/USD) suffered moderate losses in the last five…
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