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Temenos AG plunged by nearly a third, slashing its market value by $2.1 billion, after Hindenburg Research took a short position and suggested serious flaws in the books of the Swiss provider of software for banks. The Swiss company denied the report, saying it contained “factual inaccuracies and analytical errors, together with false and misleading allegations.” In its
EURO FORECAST – EUR/USD, EUR/GBP, EUR/JPYTraders are heavily betting against EUR/USD according to IG dataMeanwhile, retail positioning is extremely bullish on EUR/GBPNearly three-quarters of traders are holding short positions against EUR/JPYMost Read: Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) Rally Further – Where to Next?Contrarian market sentiment can be a valuable tool for traders because it taps
Japanese Yen rebounds broadly today, likely driven by traders taking profits on short positions after a significant week of sell-off following BoJ's rate hike. This stabilization comes amidst speculations stirred by Japan's latest inflation data, raising the prospect of a second hike by BoJ in the second half of the year. Nevertheless, such predictions seem premature at this juncture. Additionally, the decline in benchmark yields from Germany and the UK has provided some support to Yen.
In early trading on Thursday, gold slipped to $2222 on thin liquidity and the triggering of stop orders, which washed short positions out of the market. Throughout the day on Thursday, a stabilisation above $2200 looked attractive for many to take money off the table.
New Zealand Dollar traded broadly higher in Asian session, despite revelation of significant downturn in business confidence for Q1. Kiwi bears seemed to be lightening up their short positions in anticipation of RBNZ rate decision tomorrow, which is broadly expected to maintain interest rate at 5.50%. The market's recent aggressive speculation on an early rate cut by RBNZ is tempered by the likelihood that the central bank will resist such expectations. Any shift in stance is unlikely for tomorrow, and would be delayed until its next meeting in May, with a fresh set of economic projections as guidance.