Showing posts with label #USDOLLAR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #USDOLLAR. Show all posts

Friday, July 20, 2018

Weighing on the USD Correction: USD RUBLE & YUAN

The issues where investors in the markets are concerned driving the USD softer for now, as Trump considers additional tarriff on China that could total $500B.

Which could lead to a possible legislative confrontation between President Trump; and GOP senators making a stance through its Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch to reconsider a change in the President's overall protectionist trade policies. On top of his disagreement towards the FED's rate hike policy that may put him at odds with the Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. However, what is backing US President Trumps confidence is actually his confidence in 'US Equities, Technology & USD Repatriation' in full force, so to speak.

On the other side of the globe, Russia unloading US Treasuries in the amount of $81B over a two month period simply to protect its own assets from US sanctions. Likewise a possible hedge strategy for Russia Central Bank against a foreseeable decline of the USD value from the tit-for-tat trade war with China and other countries involve. As of the current session, for as long as the DXY would hold its ground and recover from these trade jitters expect that such a corrective move is healthy.


Impeccable timing, as we call it, and see that this has been quite a welcome treat for those who actually see the price reaction across the board, where we consider the market will benefit more from rate adjustments. Especially so for both the Chinese Yuan at 6.78 USDCNH and the Ruble currently trading at 63.51 respectively. And without saying, what this have proven to be felt across the forex market at this time is nothing really new. As the European currencies have likewise taken a breather for now.


The question is ...for how long would these issues be up in the air?
The market shall in turn provide us the answer! 


Correlated Analysis: Chinese Yuan Vs. Japanese Yen 
Trade War Analogy