Should Investors Be Wary of Price Fluctuations Triggered by Remarks from BOE Deputy Governor Kanrifu?
28.09.2022
- Remarks by BOE Deputy Governor Kanrif of the UK
- Remarks by ECB President Lagarde
U.S. currencies rose during U.S. trading hours yesterday after the September consumer confidence index came in above market expectations. The euro/dollar pair fell by about 100 pips from 0.9668 to 0.9569.During today’s Asian trading session, the pair hit a new low, touching 0.9544. However, as the 4-hour RSI for the EUR/USD pair is showing signs of divergence, we should remain cautious of a potential rebound.
Among European currencies, the pound—which experienced a flash crash at the start of the week—traded in a tight range against the U.S. dollar.Although GBP/USD rebounded by just under 200 pips from 1.0647 to 1.0836, it ultimately gave up all those gains and is showing further declines during today’s Asian trading session. Since the hourly RSI for GBP/USD rose to around 50 during the flash crash, traders should remain cautious of further downside.
Today’s schedule includes the German GfK Consumer Confidence Survey at 15:00, the French Consumer Confidence Index at 15:45, remarks by ECB President Lagarde at 16:15, remarks by BOE Deputy Governor Kanrif at 17:15, and the U.S.MBA Mortgage Applications Index, at 21:30 the U.S. Wholesale Inventories, at 21:35 remarks by U.S. Atlanta Fed President Bostic, at 23:00 U.S. Pending Home Sales, at 23:10 remarks by U.S. St. Louis Fed President Braad,St. Louis Fed President, at 23:15: U.S. Fed Chair Powell’s remarks, at 23:30: U.S. weekly crude oil inventories, at 24:30: U.S. Richmond Fed President Barkin’s remarks, and at 26:00: a U.S. 7-year Treasury note auction.We should pay close attention to whether the pound will fluctuate in response to remarks by Bank of England Deputy Governor Kanrif.
