Gregor Horvat's Opinion & Analysis
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We had a volatile start of a new trading week.
The US dollar moved higher across the board as the US and China appear to be moving toward lowering tariffs, suggesting progress toward a potential...
Markets are relatively slow and trapped in tight ranges, whether we're looking at stocks or the Dollar Index itself. This is totally normal ahead of the FOMC rate decision, as everyone is waiting for...
Markets are still relatively slow ahead of the holidays, and there’s no real progression on stocks due to ongoing uncertainty around tariffs. It looks like the focus this week is shifting toward...
The US dollar remains in recovery mode, while EUR/USD saw weakness close to 1.0730 area after the Trump administration announced a 25% tariff on all imported cars and car parts entering the US.
As a...
US Dollar Index is experiencing a very strong decline, a move we have been warning about for weeks. Since the start of the year, we have discussed potential dollar weakness, which is now in full...
The US stock market stabilized yesterday, but there were no significant moves during the US session as speculators remained neutral ahead of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) earnings, which once again beat...
Bitcoin remains under intraday bullish pressure with room for more gains, especially if we consider that NASDAQ 100 made a nice intraday subwave (iv) pullback which can push the price higher for...
Markets are a bit slow, with the US dollar still trapped in a range ahead of Powell’s testimony today and the US CPI data tomorrow. For now, we cannot confirm the next clear short-term direction for...
The crypto market is still slow today on Friday, so there are no big changes. Stocks are still stable and bullish, while US dollar is still bearish, and both have space to go further, so the US...
Following the significant drop in the US dollar yesterday, the US Dollar Index has pulled back toward the red trendline support, which marks the lower boundary of the wedge pattern we've been...