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Guillermo Alcala is a freelance content editor and copywriter, specializing in financial markets and economic analysis. With a focus on currencies and commodities, Guillermo's articles provide insights and analysis for traders and investors. His work has been featured in FXStreet, TalkMarkets, and Metals Daily.
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Guillermo Alcala's coverage centers on finance and economics, particularly currency exchange rates, forex trading, economic indicators, central banks, and market analysis. He frequently cites data and provides investment analysis in his articles.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is finally posting gains in January as investors digest the strong US economic outlook and pare back their interest rate cut hopes.
Euro recovery fails ahead of 1.0700 and ECB policymakers point to a June rate cut.
Canadian Dollar extends recovery in calm Friday trading session. Iran has downplayed the alleged drone attack from Israel, which has eased risk aversion.
By: Guillermo Alcala
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is trading moderately higher on Friday with Wall Street indexes mixed on looming geopolitical concerns.
The US Dollar has retraced previous losses, as news of an Israeli attack on Iran boosted the safe-haven CHF, to consolidate at previous ranges, above the 0.9075 resistance area.
By: Guillermo Alcala
Euro bears have been contained at 1.0605 support area this week, but the pair remained trading sideways, with upside attempts capped below 1.0690.
By: Patricio Martín, Guillermo Alcala, Christian Borjon Valencia
Flattening indicators on the daily chart may signal a period of consolidation. The flat RSI slope and falling MACD bars on the hourly chart translate into a neutral sentiment for the session.
The Euro bounced up strongly after Friday's reversal, but it has stalled below the 0.9730 - 40 area. Weak eurozone Consumer Confidence data has eroded confidence in the Euro.
Euro recovery stalls below 1.0700, and remains dangerously close to the 1.0610 low. A combination of the Fed's “higher for longer” with hopes of ECB easing is weighing on the Euro.
Nothing stops the US Dollar. Neither the moderate risk appetite seen on Monday nor the reiterated intervention warnings by diverse economic authorities, the Yen remains pinned to long-term lows near 155.00.
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