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Global Equities Rally, U.S. Dollar Weakens

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Global equities were on course for the best month on record amid a usually quiet Thanksgiving holiday week.

The U.S. dollar held its decline while speculation that Coronavirus vaccines and a possibly peaceful presidential transition are steps toward normalization in the economy drove U.S. shares higher and the Dow Jones to a record high.

Elsewhere, the euro benefited from the dollar’s weakness and rose back above 1.19 this morning. Also, the DAX was spurred by the market’s rally and touched an early September-high at 13383.

The only currency pair that treated water Tuesday was the GBP/USD remaining within an 80-pips trading range.

Today we have some key events coming up:

USD: Minutes of the most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting are due in the evening (19:00 UTC)

USD: U.S. jobless claims, GDP and personal spending data (13:30 & 15:00 UTC)

GBP: U.K. expected today to deliver the government’s spending plans for next year.

 

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DAX Jumps To Almost 13300 on Covid-19 Vaccine Hopes

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Stocks surged amid Covid-19 vaccine developments that fueled optimism that the world will soon have a potential way out of the pandemic. However, questions about safety and efficacy of the shot remain while it is still too early.

The DAX jumped to the highest level in almost two months, reversing shy of 13300. Our profit target appeared to be small, compared to the fact that yesterday’s bullish move turned out to be a more than 400-points-jump.

The euro hit 1.1920 before price reversed. In short-term time frames we now expect further losses in the EUR/USD.

The cable failed to find a clear direction and traded between 1.3210 and 1.3115.

 

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Only 8 Days To Go Until U.S. Election, ECB And U.S. GDP in Focus This Week

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EUR/USD And GBP/USD: More Gains To Come?

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U.S. Inflation data In Focus

Dear traders,

Monday’s trading was quiet with the U.S. dollar slightly appreciating versus its peers but without any profitable trading chances. Volatility was also muted due to a public holiday in the U.S. Monday, so let’s see what Tuesday brings.

We will keep an eye on the U.S. inflation rate release today at 12:30 UTC.

Investors weigh a potential setback on progress toward a coronavirus vaccine after a report that Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine study has been paused due to an unexplained illness in a participant. Any delay in the Covid-19 vaccine progress is generally considered dollar positive.

The uncertainty around the U.S. election and uncertainty about the timing and effectiveness of a vaccine will be the main market movers.

EUR/USD: Resistance is currently seen at 1.18 whereas the pair may find a short-term support at 1.1770.

GBP/USD: Cable has a strong support-zone between 1.30-1.2950. For accelerated bullish momentum we will need to see the pair trading above 1.3070 with a higher target at 1.3115.

DAX: If the index falls back below 13050, we may see a dip towards 13000. Remaining above 13100 higher targets could be at 13220.

 

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