周二,纽元/美元货币对在0.5860价格区域附近交易,几乎抹去所有日内跌幅,因为中东战争升级,给美元(USD)施加压力
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纽元/美元货币对在周二交易于0.5860价格区间,几乎抹去所有日内损失,因中东战争升级,给美元(USD)施加压力。美国总统特朗普声称,北约盟友不愿意干预美国和以色列对伊朗的战争。特朗普表示,美国不再需要或希望日本、澳大利亚和韩国的帮助。
在美国,美联储(Fed)将于周三宣布其利率决策,市场参与者预计美联储将维持利率不变。战争可能使政策制定者重新考虑货币政策的未来,因为油价上涨加剧了通胀风险。关注点将转向更新的经济预测和美联储主席杰罗姆·鲍威尔的言论。
与此同时,美国私营部门的招聘似乎在2月底失去了一些动能。NER Pulse,即每周的ADP国家就业报告,指出在截至2月28日的四周内,公司平均每周新增仅9K个职位,低于前一周的14.5K。
跨越大洋,新西兰储备银行(RBNZ)将于4月8日作出利率决策,投资者已经预计将维持利率不变。周三,新西兰统计局将发布第四季度国内生产总值(GDP)报告,预计经济同比增长1.7%。
在4小时图中,纽元/美元交易于0.5857。该货币对在下降的100期简单移动平均线(SMA)下方交易,同时靠近20期SMA,保持中性偏向于整合阶段。价格在最近向0.5800的下跌后已稳定,但未能重新夺回接近0.5916的100期SMA限制了上涨的信心。相对强弱指数(RSI)徘徊在50附近,反映出动能平衡,并表明空头目前仅保持轻微优势。
即时阻力位出现在0.5870,之前的水平拒绝与20期SMA的接近相交,随后是接近0.5916的100期SMA区域。若明确突破这些障碍,将削弱看跌叙述,并打开通往0.5950区域的道路。下行方面,初步支撑位在0.5836,深层支撑位在0.5816;若持续跌破后者,将恢复卖压并暴露出接近0.5800的近期低点。
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周二,纽元/美元货币对在0.5860价格区域附近交易,几乎抹去所有日内跌幅,因为中东战争升级,给美元(USD)施加压力
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United States 20-Year Bond Auction climbed from previous 4.664% to 4.817%
US stocks posted a second consecutive session of gains on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) adding around 0.30% to hold in the 47,000 region. The S&P 500 rose approximately 0.30%, and the Nasdaq Composite gained a similar amount.
United States (US) President Donald Trump said that the US has been informed by most NATO allies that they don’t want to get involved with the military operation in Iran. He claimed that the US no longer needs or wants NATO countries' assistance in a Truth Social post on Tuesday.
United States 52-Week Bill Auction rose from previous 3.345% to 3.485%
New Zealand GDT Price Index declined to 0.1% from previous 5.7%
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OCBC strategists Sim Moh Siong and Christopher Wong note USD/THB has risen over 4% month‑to‑date as markets scaled back expectations for near‑term Fed easing and Oil prices surged, hurting Thailand’s terms of trade.