US housing starts barely changed at 1.306 million in September. The strong dollar, fluctuating oil prices, and evolving cryptocurrency market dynamics set the stage for upcoming market movements and potential inflation signals. – vtmarketsmy.com
In September, US building permits rose, boosting the dollar while straining the Canadian and Japanese currencies. Gold nears $4,500, and volatility spikes ahead of the Consumer Price Index release. – vtmarketsmy.com
December’s US Nonfarm Payrolls rose by 50,000, underperforming expectations. The drop in unemployment and rising wages may lead to earlier Fed rate cuts, impacting the dollar and markets. Trades should preempt this shift. – vtmarketsmy.com
WTI oil prices fluctuated around $58 amid U.S. considerations for Venezuelan oil investments. Recent EIA data indicates strong demand, but oversupply risks and geopolitical tensions loom over long-term trends. – vtmarketsmy.com
Canada added 8.2K jobs in December, defying a predicted loss and signaling economic resilience. This could strengthen the Canadian dollar and influence future interest rates as markets adjust. – vtmarketsmy.com
U.S. housing starts fell in September, indicating market shifts, while the strong dollar pressured major currencies. Gold prices climbed near yearly highs amid geopolitical tensions, but cryptocurrency faces a risk-off mood. – vtmarketsmy.com
December’s wage growth exceeded expectations at 3.8%, impacting currency markets and interest rates. With a strong dollar and stable gold, traders brace for volatility ahead of upcoming CPI data. – vtmarketsmy.com
Building permits in the US hit 1.412 million, exceeding expectations. The dollar strengthens, gold prices near $4,500, while cryptocurrencies struggle. Market movements may shift with the upcoming CPI report. – vtmarketsmy.com
In December, the US labor force participation rate dipped, affecting currency markets and gold prices, while investors anticipate a delay in Federal Reserve rate cuts, signaling potential volatility ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com
September saw a modest recovery in US housing starts and improvements in consumer sentiment, while Canada’s labor market remains uneven. Gold surges amid rising demand, highlighting inflation concerns. – vtmarketsmy.com
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