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Top Gainers and Losers: Australian dollar and Japanese yen
Top Gainers - global market
Over the past 7 days, the US dollar index has not changed much. It has been trading in a narrow range for 2 weeks in a row. Investors are looking forward to the next meetings of the world's central banks: the US Federal Reserve System (February 1), as well as the European Central Bank and the Bank of England (February 2). The Australian dollar rose against the back of a new high in inflation in the 4th quarter of 2022, which amounted to +7.8% y/y. Investors are hoping for a more active rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia (+3.1%) at the February 7 meeting. The strengthening of the Canadian dollar was facilitated by the increase in the Bank of Canada rate to 4.5% from 4.25% at the meeting on January 25. Natural gas in the US fell in price for the 6th week in a row. This was due to a decrease in demand against the backdrop of warm weather in the US and Europe. Natural gas is used for heating. The weakening of the yen could contribute to high inflation. In December 2022, it was +4% throughout Japan. In January 2023, inflation in Tokyo was even higher. It renewed its multi-year high and reached +4.4% y/y. Inflation across Japan for January will be released on February 23 and could be high.
1. Tesla, +24.5% – American electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla Motors Inc.
2. Seagate, +17.6% – Seagate Technology manufacturer of computer memory and components from the USA
Top Losers - global market
1. NATGAS – CFD on Henry Hub Natural Gas Futures (USA)
2. AstraZeneca – British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca plc.
Top Gainers - foreign exchange market (Forex)
1. AUDJPY, CADJPY - the growth of these charts means the strengthening of the Australian and Canadian dollars against the Japanese yen.
2. AUDCHF, AUDUSD - the growth of these charts means the weakening of the Swiss franc and US dollar against the Australian dollar.
Top Losers - foreign exchange market (Forex)
1. GBPAUD, EURAUD - the decline of these charts means the weakening of the British pound and the euro against the Australian dollar.
2. USDCZK, USDCAD - the decline of these charts means the strengthening of the Czech crown and the Canadian dollar against the US dollar.
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