Market sentiment evaluation:Dealer confidence in riskier property corresponding to shares, the Australian
Market sentiment evaluation:
- Dealer confidence in riskier property corresponding to shares, the Australian Greenback, Sterling and the Euro stays weak and, though a near-term rally is feasible, the longer-term outlook stays bleak.
- As for the standard protected havens, the US greenback nonetheless appears the asset of selection quite than gold, silver, the Japanese Yen or the Swiss Franc.
Dealer sentiment poor in shares, danger off
Merchants are persevering with to shun riskier property corresponding to shares and risk-on currencies just like the Australian Greenback, Sterling and the Euro on fears of a second coronavirus lockdown in Europe, banking woes, delays in agreeing a fiscal stimulus program within the US and the emptiness on the US Supreme Court docket.
Whereas a near-term bounce can’t be dominated out, the outlook for the subsequent week or two stays poor, with even property which can be normally seen as protected havens, corresponding to gold, the Japanese Yen and the Swiss Franc underperforming the US Greenback.
AUD/USD Worth Chart, Each day Timeframe (June 23 – September 22, 2020)
Chart by IG (You’ll be able to click on on it for a bigger picture)
Change in | Longs | Shorts | OI |
Each day | 3% | -7% | -3% |
Weekly | -2% | -8% | -6% |
On this webinar, I seemed on the traits within the main foreign money, commodity and inventory markets, on the forward-looking information on the financial calendar this week, on the IG Consumer Sentiment web page on the DailyFX web site, and on the IG Consumer Sentiment studies that accompany it. You may also like to take a look at the DailyFX Buying and selling World Markets Decoded podcasts.


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