The surge in money markets since the “pandemic” has revived the age-old narrative that “money on the sidelines” is set to come into the markets.

This week, the EURUSD continued its bearish trend. Pair GBPUSD on Wednesday formed this week’s high at 1.27748 level.

The US Dollar is pushing higher on Friday following yet a further set of positive data yesterday.

Asian markets have experienced broad declines following a recent period of gains.

The European Central Bank, as expected, left its main refinancing rate unchanged at 4.50% and said that this level should be maintained for a long enough time to ensure that inflation returns to the 2% level in time.

The GBP/JPY cross remains on the defensive for the fourth successive day on Friday, albeit lacks follow-through selling and remains confined in the previous day's broader trading range through the first half of the European session.

Thursday’s US Q4 GDP beat was offset by a larger-than-expected decline in the price index component and below forecast durable goods and jobless claims. In the end, the US Dollar comes into Friday relatively flat.

Traders are advised to closely monitor the market, with a focus on the invalidation level at 1.35349.

The USD/CAD Elliott Wave analysis indicates an impulsive counter-trend movement, with blue wave 5 of C in progress.

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The 23Q4 Y/Y blended earnings growth estimate is -11.3%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is -3.6%.

Money-market fund assets fell for a second week in a row, led by the departure of assets from institutional funds, as investors continued to reallocate portfolios in the new year.

How is it possible that layoffs were up 98 percent in 2023 while the U.S. economy was supposedly “growing” all year long? It appears that something fishy is going on.

Euro curves bull steepened on the lack of pushback on rate cuts by ECB President Lagarde at the press conference.

The current analysis of the market suggests that Elliott Wave iv) is on the verge of completing its course, revealing distinct patterns.

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Contrary to expectations at the start of last year, tighter monetary policy and credit conditions did not lead the U.S. economy into recession.

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