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[QUOTE="MikhailLF, post: 167458, member: 42242"] Morning Market Review 2019-07-23 08:26 (GMT+2) EUR/USD The euro showed a moderate decline against the US dollar on July 22, continuing the development of a strong "bearish" impulse formed on Friday. Monday's macroeconomic background remained insignificant; therefore, investors were still focused on the upcoming meetings of the world central banks. On Thursday, the ECB will publish the minutes of its meeting. Given the negative macroeconomic statistics and rather gloomy prospects for the world economy, it is likely that the European regulator is announcing a new interest rate cut. However, the likelihood of such an outcome just exceeded 50%, so the intrigue remains. On Tuesday, the market expects the publication of data on bank lending in the Eurozone and preliminary statistics on the level of consumer confidence. GBP/USD The British pound is trading in a downward trend against the US dollar, developing a correction formed at the end of last week. The pound remains pressured amid uncertain prospects around Brexit. Today we will know the name of the new prime minister, who, following Theresa May, will have to deal with the issue of concluding an agreement with the EU. Chances are high that the new prime minister will be former foreign minister, Boris Johnson, who has previously actively advocated a "tough" Brexit if the EU does not make concessions on the Irish border. On Tuesday, investors are also awaiting the publication of the minutes of the Financial Policy Committee meeting and the CBI report on changes in the volume of industrial orders in July. AUD/USD The Australian dollar showed ambiguous dynamics against the US dollar on Monday, retaining the "bearish" impulse formed at the end of last week. AUD is pressured by a tense situation around the US-China trade negotiations, which again come to a standstill. Investors are also awaiting a Fed meeting at the end of July, which could result in interest rates lowering. The speeches of the official representatives of the regulator at the end of the week provoked a fairly strong correction in favor of USD, and now conversations are about the scale of the upcoming easing, rather than about the fact of the rate cut. USD/JPY The US dollar has been rising against the Japanese yen since the end of last week, recovering from local lows of June 26, updated last Thursday. On Monday, investors were focused on the speech of the head of the Bank of Japan, Haruhiko Kuroda, who reaffirmed his readiness to resume economic stimulation in the event of further growth in global uncertainty. In addition, Kuroda is ready for additional monetary easing to achieve a target inflation rate of 2%. Today, the pair is trading in an uptrend. Market participants are waiting for the publication of US macroeconomic statistics. The focus will be on Redbook statistics on retail sales, as well as the dynamics of sales in the secondary housing market. Oil Oil prices showed ambiguous dynamics on July 22, closing with almost zero results. Quotes are still supported by growing tensions in the Persian Gulf. Last week, investors reacted violently to the seizure of a British tanker by Iran in response to similar actions by Britain in early July. In turn, the pressure on prices is exerted by a further decline in demand for petroleum products amid a slowdown in global economic growth. Today, in addition to the publication of macroeconomic statistics from the United States, the API report on oil reserves for the week of July 19 is expected. The previous report reflected a decline in stocks by 1.401 million barrels. [/QUOTE]
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