Sell Pressure in the Crypto Market Is Fading Suggests Data
MilkybullCrypto tweeted that the next week in the crypto market will be interesting. The trader shared a snapshot from Dune which showed decreasing selling pressure in the crypto market.
EURUSD: Elliott wave analysis and forecast for 24.03.2023 – 31.03.2023
Main scenario: consider short positions from corrections below the level of 1.1040 with a target of 1.0328 – 1.0165. Alternative scenario: breakout and consolidation above the level of 1.1040 will
Federal Reserve Board releases annual audited financial statements
The Federal Reserve Board on Friday released the 2022 combined annual audited financial statements for the Reserve Banks. An independent public accounting firm engaged by the Board issued unqualified opinions,
Putin announces deal to deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus
Russia has struck a deal with neighbouring Belarus to station tactical nuclear weapons on its territory, President Vladimir Putin says. Putin made the announcement on Saturday as tensions grow with
US Dollar Price Action Setups into FOMC: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD
Next week brings the FOMC rate decision for the month of March and there’s been some considerable commotion of late around macro-prudential risks. Rate expectations have been all over the Crypto Trader Recently Warned That We Are in a Sell Zone for BTC
The crypto analyst and trader, IncomeSharks (@IncomeSharks), tweeted yesterday that “people get bullish at the wrong spots,” and referenced the crypto market leader, Bitcoin (BTC). According to the tweet, traders and investors
FOMC and BOE Meet As Investors are Not Persuaded that Efforts to Contain the Financial Crisis are Sufficient
It was widely understood that the Federal Reserve would raise rates until one of three things took place: inflation was clearly on course to return to the target, the labor
ECB’s Holzmann expects more rate hikes to fight dogged inflation
Inflation in the euro zone is proving tougher to crack than expected and the European Central Bank will likely need to raise interest rates further, possibly above 4%, Austrian central
Key events in developed markets and EMEA next week
In the UK, all eyes are on Wednesday’s Spring Statement and we believe there’s little room for the Chancellor to row back on his previous plans for fiscal consolidation. US: