Hawkish vs Dovish: How Monetary Policy Affects FX Trading
Hawkish and dovish policies affect FX rates through a mechanism referred to as 'forward guidance'.
Hawkish and dovish policies affect FX rates through a mechanism referred to as 'forward guidance'.
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Tentative signs are emerging that US equity indices could be nearing the end of their corrective decline and appear set to settle in a range in 2023.
Leaving 2022 behind, gold prices have pretty much ended the year flat despite some significant price fluctuations in between.
Oil’s price action in 2022 was one massive doji, but there was a lot of tension in between the open and close of the year.
What a difference 12 months can make, throw in a couple of rate hikes, bankruptcies and increased regulatory scrutiny and what do you get?
The Aussie dollar has enjoyed some much-needed support towards the end of 2022 but going into Q1 of 2023, much depends on inflationary pressures as well as overall risk sentiment.
The Japanese Yen embarked on a comeback against the US Dollar during the fourth quarter of 2022. By mid-December, USD/JPY was down about 6.5%, marking the worst 3-month period since April 2016.
The British Pound has posted significant gains against both the Euro and the US Dollar since printing its YTD low in the aftermath of the Kwasi Kwarteng budget announcement.