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Market Focus

The S&P 500 index closed almost unchanged on Thursday as technology stocks fell, but financial and energy stocks provided support a day after the market sold off due to the hawkish tendencies in the Fed’s meeting minutes.  On the economic front, data shows that ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI has weakened more than expected, and the Initial Jobless Claims unexpectedly rose to 207K. At the end of the market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.47% to 36,236.48 points, the S&P 500 index lost  0.1% to 4,696.04 and the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 0.04%.

The S&P 500 financial stock index rose 1.6%, continuing the strong gains this week, and energy rose 2.3%, more than 9% since December 31. Energy sector was pushed higher by rising U.S. oil prices, however, since the omicron variant threatened demand when the supply increased in the first quarter, some people believed that headwinds were about to occur. With the 10-year Treasury bond yield approaching a 52-week high, the Fed is expected to tighten its policy sooner, and financial stocks, mainly bank stocks, are in an upward mode, supported by the rising U.S. Treasury bond yields. Signature Bank, SVB Financial and People’s United Financial were among the top gainers, rising 6.29%, 7.53% and 3.98% respectively.

Main Pairs Movement:

Despite the disappointing US data, the US dollar maintained most of its gains after the FOMC meeting minutes. The stock market maintains a weak tone, while U.S. Treasury yields are still close to the multi-month high set on Wednesday. In the end, the 10-year Treasury bond yield continued to rise, closing at 1.725%. Due to the strong yield trend, the US dollar index also remained a winner and hovered around the 96.24 level.

The focus on Friday will be the Nonfarm Payrolls report. Following the addition of 210K jobs in November, the country is expected to add 400K jobs. The unemployment rate is expected to be 4.1%, lower than the previous 4.2%, but the underemployment rate is expected to rise, from 7.8% to 8%.

The EUR/USD continued to fluctuate at a low level and closed at around 1.1290, while the GBP/USD trend slowed down, trading at around 1.3528.

AUD/USD slipped lowered and fell 0.83%, finally hovering in the 0.7160 area. On the other hand, the Canadian dollar appreciated against the U.S. dollar, and the USD/CAD traded in the 1.2720 area, as crude oil prices soared to a new high in several months. The highest price of WTI crude oil was $80.22 per barrel, and the Brent oil was$82.81 per barrel.

Technical Analysis:

GBPUSD (Daily Chart)

Cable remains on the back foot on Thursday’s Wall Street tradings despite a weaker than expected US December ISM Services PMI survey. The pair failed to regain 1.3550 mark earlier, trading lower by around 30 pips to Thursday’s open, and 75 pips to the 1.3600 key resistance. It is surprising that the greenback hasn’t strengthened more in wake of the latest Fed minutes, where the unexpected rate hike acceleration disclosed.

On the technical front, Cable consolidates between the two key points 1.3500 and 1.3600. A breach to either side should indicate the market sentiment of GBP/USD being positive or the opposite, and we expected the current tug of war between the bulls and the bears will end after the important US NFP released on Friday. The price action is now above its 20 and 50 DMA. The RSI for Cable reads 61.33, still in a healthy bullish range that underpins the sterling’s price.

Resistance: 1.3600, 1.3670

Support: 1.3500, 1.3400, 1.3180

EURUSD (Daily Chart)

The Euro pair seesaws around the 1.1300 level throughout the day, failing to advance amid dismal US ISM figures. The pair now trades at 1.1297 as of writing but is expected to dip further, as the Fed’s moving up their tightening timetable, compared to the ECB’s dovish stance on their monetary policies, makes investors worry about the widening rate gap between the two currencies. Looking forward, the US NFP and the Retail Sales data of both the EU and the US are on the way to release.

On the technical, the Euro pair has retreated down below its 20 DMA, not to mention the 50 and 200 DMAs. The RSI indicator remains slightly below the average line, showing a neutral-to-bearish market sentiment. As previously mentioned, the pair must breached the key 1.1400 resistance to prove a convincing comeback. On the flip side, a slide below the 1.1200 support may indicate a continuation of the bearish trendline.

Resistance: 1.1400, 1.1620, 1.1700

Support: 1.1200, 1.1000, 1.0780

XAUUSD (Daily Chart)

Spot gold price has tumbled from Asia Pacific session levels in the $1810 area to current levels (and session lows) around $1790, with on-the-day losses currently standing at just over 1%. A late-Asian afternoon rebound that saw spot prices climb from the mid-$1790s to near the $1810 level again ultimately proved nothing more than an intra-day dead-cat bounce and a good opportunity for gold bears to add to short positions. Selling pressure in gold markets derived from the rallying US yields, which was boosted by the hawkish talks in the FOMC meetings on Wednesday.

As to technical, the pair has fallen below all its moving averages during today’s tradings, while the RSI for gold is hovering slightly below the average line. The fresh bearish sentiments amid the hiking US yields may pressure the gold price to go further south. The previous $1800 defence was lost, eyeing to the next support level at $1,765. On the flip side, a bounce back above $1,800 before the end of the day would suggest more gains ahead for the yellow metal.

Resistance: 1800, 1830, 1860

Support: 1765, 1720, 1680

Economic Data:

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Market Focus

The U.S. stocks market faced gloom on Wednesday. The Nasdaq Index plummeted by more than 3%, marking the biggest one-day percentage drop since February. Earlier minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting suggested that the central bank may raise interest rates sooner than expected. After the meeting minutes were released, the three major stock indexes quickly expanded their declines. Investors think the minutes of the meeting are more hawkish than they feared. The Dow Jones Index, which set a record high earlier in the day, reversed the trend and closed down more than 1%. At the end of the market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.07 to 36,407.11 points, the S&P 500 index lost  1.94% to 4,700.58 and the Nasdaq Composite Index plummeted 3.34%.

All S&P 500 sectors closed down, while the Cboe Volatility index closed at its highest level since December 21. Undoubtedly, concerns about rising interest rates severely hit the technology sector and the real estate sector. The technology sector fell 3.13%, which was the biggest drag on the benchmark index, while the interest rate-sensitive real estate sector fell 3.2%, the biggest one-day percentage drop since January 4, 2021. In the terms of the tech stocks, AAPL droped 2.66%, TSLA fell 5.35%, and Nvidia dwon 5.76%.

Main Pairs Movement:

The dollar fell on Wednesday but recovered its lost ground after the FOMC meeting, the meeting showed that the Fed may need to act more quickly to raise interest rates to combat inflation. In addition, the statement caused losses in all major indexes, and the 10-year yield has reached the important threshold of 1.70%. As the yield rose, the U.S. dollar index surged 0.22% in the last hour to closed at 96.171.

The pound almost touched the 1.3600 level and maintained a strong upward trend.

However, as the U.S. dollar soared eroded the pound’s gains and closed at 1.35520.

The euro continued to fall against the US dollar, and the currency pair remained slightly fluctuating between 1.12690 and 1.13829.

The price of gold peaked at 1,829.70 and began to fall before the Fed meeting. It closed at $1810.14 per ounce after the meeting, which means it almost lost a whole day of gains. Crude oil maintained a moderate increase, but also lost after the meeting and closed at $77.17 per barrel.

Technical Analysis:

GBPUSD (Daily Chart)

Cable gained another 70 pips during the New York session but snapped nearly half of its gains after the Fed’s hawkish talks during the latest FOMC meetings. The pair now trades at 1.3592 at the time of writing. The market sentiment turned soar, with US equities plummeted. Investors are all eye on Friday’s US Nonfarm Payroll for further catalyst.

On the technical front, Cable lingers around the top of the June downslope trendline. The 1.3600 resistance is close at hand, and a solid breakthrough of that level could be a good indication that a recovery is on the way, as the nearest resistance after that is 230 pips above. The price action is now above its 20 and 50 DMA, still far from the key 200 DMA. The RSI for Cable is 63.70, still plenty of rooms ahead of the overbought territory.

Resistance: 1.3600, 1.3670

Support: 1.3500, 1.3400, 1.3180

EURUSD (Daily Chart)

The Euro pair managed to cling on the 1.1300 level despite a broader strength of the greenback, trading at 1.1310 as of writing. However, the rally of the shared currency seems somewhat temporary, as the ECB’s dovish stance on the monetary policies makes investors worry about the widening rate gap between EU and the other main currencies. Looking ahead, the investors are waiting for further catalyst, including the upcoming FOMC minutes, as well as Friday’s US NFP and the Retail Sales data of both the EU and the US.

On the technical, the pair has just climbed above its 20 DMA. The RSI indicator remains slightly below the average line, showing the market sentiments are not pretty well. Amid the mixed technical indications, the pair must breached 1.1400 resistance to prove a convincing comeback. On the flip side, losing the 1.1200 support may be the last straw for the pair to continue its downward sliding.

Resistance: 1.1400, 1.1620, 1.1700

Support: 1.1200, 1.1000, 1.0780

XAUUSD (Daily Chart)

XAU/USD advances during the first half of the North American session, but slid sharply to $1813.8 after the hawkish FOMC statements. Gold’s short term decline may extend to Friday, when the US NFP provides further instructions.

As to technical , though the pair still above all its moving averages, the fresh selling pressure amid strengthened US dollar may push the gold price to dip further. If the retreat of the pair continues, a strong support will appear at $1800, which once breach should increase the bearish pressure, targeting $1,790. On the flip side, a bounce to the upside will lead the price action to $1,830. A close clearly above $1,830 would suggest more gains ahead for the yellow metal.

Resistance: 1830, 1860, 1900

Support: 1800, 1765, 1725

Economic Data:

Market Focus

The broad U.S. equity market kicked off 2022 with modest gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 0.68% higher to close at 36585.06, the S&P 500 gained 0.64% to c;pse at 4796.56, and the Nasdaq composite advanced 1.2% to close at 15832.8. TSLA and many Chinese EV companies enjoyed strong gains as EV delivery figures pleasantly surprised market participants; while vaccine shares, such as MRNA (Moderna) and other bio-tech firms suffered as market participants reassess COVID threats.

The Federal reserve is expected to enact its first rate increase in roughly two months. The sudden increase in the U.S. 10 year treasury yield over yesterday’s trading showed early signs of how markets could move once the world enters Fed’s rate increase environment. As of writing, the U.S. 10 year treasury yield sits at 1.623%. Among commodities, Gold suffered the most as it dropped more than 1% against the Greenback.

Main Pairs Movement:

Strong U.S. equity markets performance, combined with large yield increases, strengthened the Greenback against other major currency pairs. The Dollar Index advanced more than 0.5% over the course of yesterday’s trading.

Cable lost more than 0.4% over the course of yesterday’s trading as the Dollar gained demand. RSI for Cable remains strong at 59. Further bearing sentiment surround the pair, however, as the Dollar continues to rise against other currencies.

The Euro suffered against the Dollar as well. With the ECB’s unwillingness to increase interest rates to control inflation, the Dollar shall continue to gain against the Euro as the Fed begin to increase interest rates towards the end of Q1.

Gold dropped more than 1% over the course of yesterday’s trading. The flash drop caught investors off guard overall market sentiment remains somewhat risk off. As of writing, Gold has gained back some lost ground, but the precious metal has resumed trading around the 1800 region.

Technical Analysis:

GBPUSD (Daily Chart)

Cable surprisingly plummeted at the first trading day of the year as the greenback soared amid a sudden rise of the US Treasury yields. The GBP/USD pair failed to hold above 1.3500 and tumbled, reaching 1.3430, the lowest level since last Wednesday. Cable remains near the daily low, under pressure of a stronger US dollar across the board.

On the technical front, Cable has clearly broken the key 1.3500 level and probably opened another downtrend if it doesn’t bounce back at the end of the day. The RSI indicator slipped sharply from near the overbought level to approaching the average line, showing that a strong selling power is oppressing the pair’s recovery attempts; however, the price action remains above the 20 and 50 DMA, added that the key 1.3400 has proven robust in the previous tests, there are still chances that the Cable’s overall rebound will continue.

Resistance: 1.3500, 1.3570, 1.3670

Support: 1.3400, 1.3180

EURUSD (Daily Chart)

Like Cable, the EUR/USD pair experienced a flash drop amid the first half of the American session, but unlike its British peer, the shared currency didn’t regain its lost ground in the short run. Even worse, EUR/USD continues to fall as the inflation fears are more worrisome on the mainland amid ECB’s dovish stance toward its monetary policies.

On the technical, the price action of the pair retreated back below all of its major moving averages. The RSI indicator also fell under the average line, indicating a bearish sentiment weighing on. The next support level lies at 1.2000, still 86 pips ahead. On the flip side, the pair must breached 1.1400 resistance to prove a convincing comeback.

Resistance: 1.1400, 1.1620, 1.1700

Support: 1.1200, 1.1000, 1.0780

XAUUSD (Daily Chart)

Gold plummeted at the start of the year as the revived risk-on sentiment shown in Monday’s equity tradings. The price of the yellow metal plunged over $20 ahead of the Wall Street opening and soon slid another $10 as the US Treasury yields continued to rise. At the moment, XAU/USD settles around the key level $1800, losing most of the gains from the previous days and waiting for further catalyst.

As to technical , gold seems to lose directions as it went back to $1800, where most its moving averages lie and away from either its resistances or supports. The RSI indicator went back to the average line, showing the lack of momentum in the price action. Looking forward, the looming rate hike has been a huge headwind weighing on Gold, the yellow metal will have to breach the long-term downtrend to prove a upward traction is still available.

Resistance: 1830, 1860, 1900

Support: 1765, 1725, 1680

Economic Data:

Market Focus

The broad U.S. equity markets closed lower on the last trading day of 2021. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.16%, the S&P 500 lost 0..26%, while the Nasdaq lost 0.61%; despite losing ground on the last trading day, all three major indices ended the year with tremendous gains since the beginning of 2021—18.73%, 26.89%, and 21.39%, respectively.

It remains to be seen if equity markets will perform as well as 2021 in 2022. Several challenges are already present. The planned rate hikes by the Federal Reserve will present tremendous pressure on the technology sector, while supply chain issues remain largely unsolved. On the bright side, multiple sources are projecting that COVID-19 will finally end in 2022 as the virus enters its final stage of mutation and begin to exhibit symptoms that are less life threatening and more in line with the flu.

Main Pairs Movement:

On Friday, the Greenback lost steam as U.S. equity markets retreated. The Dollar Index dropped 0.34%, against a basket of major currencies. As 2022 marks its arrival, so do rate hikes. The Federal Reserves’ plan of raising the Federal Funds Rate 3 times over the course of 2022 should see the Greenback more desirable over other major currencies.

Cable experienced strong growth heading into 2022. The pair gained for the entire last week of 2021, and closed the year losing 1.08%. Falling U.S. treasury yields assisted the Sterling in gaining ground over the last month of 2021.

The Eurodollar closed the year losing 0.03%. The ECB’s dovish attitude and its unwillingness to increase interest rates will present Euro with tremendous challenges as we head into a rate increase environment.

Gold ended the last month of 2021 with a 3.08% gain as market participants fear over the increased spread of the Omicron variant. 2022 could potentially mark the end to the pandemic and bring plentiful price action for the previous metal.

Technical Analysis:

GBPUSD (Daily Chart)

GBPUSD now trades firmly above the previous resistance level 1.3500 where it struggles to cling on with several attempts. However, the greenback seems to regain some demands at the last hours of the year as the Omicron fears bring investors back to embrace the safe haven, and the looming Brexit import controls add more pressure onto the sterling.

On the technical front, we could see the 1.3500 resistance/support has been the turning point for Cable for many times, and this time is no exception. The RSI indicator is approaching the overbought level, suggesting a correction might happen in some near futures; however, the price action is back to above the 20 and 50 DMA, encouraging the bulls to keep pushing the pair north. The consolidation of the pair is expected to end at the start of the new year as the major investors come back from their holiday.

Resistance: 1.3570, 1.3670

Support: 1.3400, 1.3180

EURUSD (Daily Chart)

EURUSD regains some of its losses from Thursday but remains liveless throughout the day amid a lack of major data or events and mixed catalysts as traders brace for 2022. Major Asia-Pacific markets are off while some in Europe will also cheer New Year’s Eve, contributing to the inactive day. That said, the recent consolidation in EURUSD could be linked to the US dollar’s mixed performance and an absence of major bond traders.

As to the technical indicators, both RSI and MACD of EURUSD seem in a healthy spot right now. The price action remains above the 20-DMA, suggesting a relatively optimistic outlook in the short term.

Resistance: 1.1400, 1.1620, 1.1700

Support: 1.1200, 1.1000, 1.0780

XAUUSD (Daily Chart)

Gold is set to end the year on a good note as it rises over 0.80% amid the two-day trading session. After the release of U.S. initial job claims figures on Thursday, gold initially dropped but quickly gained ground as investors’ fear over Omicron resurfaced. Risk off sentiment also spilled over into equity markets as the Dow Jones snapped its 6^th straight winning session on Thursday and keeps falling amid Friday’s Wall Street trading.

On the technical side, gold seems to have broken out of the downward trend it displayed recently, but it remains to be seen if the yellow metal would be able to return to previous highs. RSI for the pair has risen to 62.11 as of writing. Gold is trading above its 20, 50, and 200 DMA.

Resistance: 1830, 1860, 1900

Support: 1765, 1725, 1680

Economic Data:

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Market Focus

US stock advanced on Thursday amid risk-on market sentiment, closing at all-time high and rose for a third day as investors considered that the economic recovery can resist the impact of the Omicron coronavirus variant. On Thursday, Merck & Co.’s Covid-19 pill was cleared by US regulators, giving high-risk patients another option for emergency use. Early trials also suggest that Merck’s molnupiravir could reduce mortality and hospitalisation rates in at-home patients by as much as 50%. In fact, people infected with Omicron are 50% to 70% less likely than those with Delta to be admitted to hospitals. Therefore, the positive news about Omicron variant and the announcement of the Merck & Co. approval both acted as a tailwind for the stock market. On top of that, the above news has also eased pressure on European authorities to lockdown their economies in order to curb epidemic transmission.

The benchmarks, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average both rose on Thursday as risk appetite in US equities market has been boosted due to the news of the recent approval of two at-home Covid-19 treatment pills. Trading volume was low ahead of the Christmas holidays. S&P 500 was up 0.6% on a daily basis and the Dow Jones Industrial Average also advanced with a 0.5% gain for the day. Nine out of eleven sectors stayed in positive territory as the consumer discreet and industrials sectors are the best performing among all groups, rising 1.24% and 1.16%, respectively. The Nasdaq 100 climbed the most with 0.8% gain on Thursday and the MSCI World index rose 0.8%. The S&P 500 CBOE volatility index fell another half a point and trades at monthly lows close to 18.00 level.

Main Pairs Movement:

The US dollar declined on Thursday, staying in negative territory for the fourth consecutive day amid risk-on market mood despite rising US bond yields. The DXY index reached a daily top in late European session, then pulled back to near 96.00 level while surrendered most of its intraday’s gains. The US Food and Drug Administration announced that it had approved a second Covid-19 treatment pill for at-home use, which helped stoke risk appetite on Thursday and weighed on the safe-haven greenback. On economic data’s front, US consumer sentiment increased in December and new homes sales also climbed to a seven-month high.

GBP/USD advanced 0.43% on Thursday amid bearish momentum witnessed in US dollar across the board. The news that the UK was unlikely to implement tougher Covid-19 curbs after Christmas had lend support to the British pounds. The cable touched a daily high above 1.343 level in early American session, now trading at 1.3409 at the time of writing. Meanwhile, EUR/USD dropped to a daily low under 1.130 level but then rebounded modestly to offset some of its intraday’s losses. The pair was down 0.02% for the day.

Gold advanced and touched a daily top above $1810 during American session, as the broad US dollar weakness continued to pushed the precious metal higher. Meanwhile, WTI oil surged almost 1.0% for the day amid optimism that the hit to oil’s demand from Omicron won’t be as bad as initially feared.

Technical Analysis:

XAUUSD (4- Hour Chart)

The precious metal, gold, steadily trades above 1800, trading at 1809 as the time of writing. Gold looks to head toward the immediate hurdle at 1815, retest its monthly high on the 4- hour chart. The resistance at 1815 is consider as a strong static barrier as gold attempts it three times within 2 months, but it ends up failing to break through. Thus, a break though the level would likely signal a firmer upward momentum. However, it would be difficult as the RSI has almost reached the overbought readings. On the downside, if gold falls below 1800, then it will turn to neutral mode from bullish mode. Overall, the risk is skewed to the upside as long as gold can hold above 1800.

Resistance: 1815, 1829, 1848

Support: 1800, 1782, 1770, 1765, 1753.

NASDAQ 100 ( Daily Chart)

The major indices, including Nasdaq 100, rose for a third successive day as the markets less fear the Omicron and celebrate for Christmas. From the technical aspect, a three consecutive day upside momentum has brought Nasdaq 100 back to a bullish stance on the daily chart as it trades above all 5, 10, 20, 60 SMAs, suggesting a bullish trend. Nasdaq 100 has overall reclaim strength as the MACD is turning from negative to positive while the RSI is still far away from the overbought territory, entailing that buyers are in control. Most importantly, the double bottom pattern has been formed, which implies that sellers have given up and they are unable to push price downward. Consequently, the formation of the double bottom signifies a potential bullish reversal signal, heading to the next resistance at 16457, followed by the peak, 16796.

Resistance: 16457

Support: 15551, 14464. 14047

EURUSD (4- Hour Chart)

EURUSD remains under modest price action, slightly turning upside after the US Core PCE Inflation jumped to 4.7% in November. From the technical perspective, EURUSD is still stuck in 1.1233- 1.1357 price range of the late November slide. In the near- term, the currency pair leans to bullish side as it trades within the upper bounce of Bollinger band, suggesting a potential upside momentum. In the meantime, the price action continues to remain above the 20 and 50 SMAs. To the upside, EURUSD needs to climb above the resistance at 1.1357 in order to turn from neutral- to- bullish, followed by the resistance at 1.1462. On the flip side, the bearish case can gain momentum on a break below the SMAs and 1.1233, followed by the support at 1.1186.

Resistance: 1.1357, 1.1462, 1.1548

Support: 1.1233, 1.1186

Economic Data: No Economic Calendar Due to Christmas Eve

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Warmly reminds you that the component stocks in the stock index spot generate dividends. When dividends are distributed, VT Markets will make dividends and deductions for the clients who hold the trading products after the close of the day before the ex-dividend date.

Indices dividends will not be paid/charged as an inclusion along with the swap component. It will be executed separately through a balance statement directly to your trading account, the comment for which will be in the following format “Div & Product Name & Net Volume ” .

Please note the specific adjustments as follows:

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