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In the first part of his webinar, Aleksandar Koprivica will go through these topics: 1. Elliott Wave Principle 2. History Behind Elliott Wave Theory 3. Elliott Wave Patterns 4. Sub-Wave Structures on Each Pattern The second part will be presented by Gregor Horvat: 1. Live Market Analysis 2. Elliott Wave Pattern Recognition on real time charts 3. Spotting Trading Opportunities Based on Elliott WaveLatest Live Videos
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Fed trims the benchmark rate by 25 bps, US Dollar soares – LIVE
The Federal Reserve (Fed) delivered as expected and cut the policy rate by 25 bps after the last meeting of 2024. Market players price in a hawkish Summary of Economic Projections and an even more hawkish Chairman Powell.
EUR/USD pierces 1.0400 amid a hawkish Federal Reserve
EUR/USD accelerated its slump after the Federal Reserve trimmed interest rates as expected but also released a dot-plot showing lesser interest rate cuts in 2025. The "hawkish cut" boosts demand for the US Dollar.
Gold nears $2,600 after Fed's decision
Gold fell towards $2,600 and trades nearby as the Federal Reserve's hawkish cut sent investors into safety. Demand for the US Dollar outpaces that of the bright metal as US, officials foresee fewer interest rate cuts in 2025.
GBP/USD trims intraday gains and challenges 1.2600
GBP/USD trimmed early gains and fell to fresh intraday lows in the 1.2600 price zone following the United States Federal Reserve's announcement. Financial markets rushed to buy the US Dollar ahead of the Bank of England monetary policy decision on Thursday.
Sticky UK services inflation to come lower in 2025
Services inflation is stuck at 5% and will stay around there for the next few months. But further progress, helped by more benign annual rises in index-linked prices in April, should see ‘core services’ inflation fall materially in the spring.
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