Orange Juice Newsletter

FXStreet shares expert insights daily in its Orange Juice Newsletter. To access FXStreet’s content, subscriptions must follow specific Terms and Conditions. The newsletter covers various topics, including WTI price changes due to OPEC+ decisions and the EUR/USD’s stability despite mixed PMI signals. You’ll also find analysis on GBP/USD trends and Canada’s job data. FXStreet lists top brokers for trading different assets available by 2025. This includes brokers specializing in EUR/USD, gold, and other regulated trading options. Please note that FXStreet’s content may include forward-looking statements that carry risks. They recommend doing your own research before making any investment choices, stressing the possible losses involved.

Potential Market Movements

The information on FXStreet is for guidance only, not an instruction to buy or sell. They do not accept responsibility for any inaccuracies and do not provide personalized investment advice. Recent analysis of the Japanese Yen has been based on outdated reports. This could lead to incorrect assumptions about the Bank of Japan. We need to be cautious about narratives that ignore Japan’s latest core inflation, which has stayed above the BoJ’s 2% target for 19 consecutive months as of October 2025. The US dollar is currently weak, which may continue to impact trading as we move into the new year. Following the latest non-farm payrolls report, which showed job growth slowing to just 120,000 in November 2025, markets are leaning towards a Federal Reserve rate cut in the second quarter of 2026. This situation suggests that using options to prepare for further dollar weakness against the Euro could be wise, especially as EUR/USD stabilizes around 1.1620. We also need to pay attention to signals from commodities indicating persistent global inflation. Gold is maintaining support near $4,220 an ounce, a crucial indicator, along with increased stockpiling in industrial metals like copper. The recent OPEC+ decision to keep production cuts will likely support WTI crude, making energy and materials derivatives appealing in the upcoming weeks. Another important event to monitor is the Canadian jobs data. With rising oil prices, a surprisingly strong employment figure might push the Bank of Canada to adopt a more aggressive stance than the Fed. This potential difference makes the Canadian dollar a key focus for options traders aiming to benefit from significant market movements. Create your live VT Markets account and start trading now.

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