NZD/USD is trading at 0.62636, 0.16% down since previous day close. The Kiwi lost the momentum post CPI data release wherein the rate grew by 1.1% higher than expectation 0.9% which signals for more inflationary pressure in an economy.  This may lessen up the chances of monetary easing steps from RBNZ in near future. On Tuesday, the GDT Price Index data fell by 1.0% against the previous fall of 3.3% which turned out to be slightly negative for NZD/USD. Globally, uncertain FOMC monetary stance in upcoming meeting will remain vital for the pair NZD/USD. As seen in the chart, the pair retraced down till MA (100) & nearest Fibo level 50.0 may turn out to be next support level. The cautious trading may be recommended for the day in NZD/USD.

US100 is trading at 15957.3, 0.32% up since previous close. The U.S markets rallied against the mixed USD amid uncertain Fed monetary decision in its upcoming meeting which is to be held in next week. On data front, the U.S Retail Sales grew by 0.2% lower than expectation 0.4% & the Industrial Production fell by 0.5% same as previous figure. These failed to create any major impact on US100. The result of U.S Housing data will remain into focus for the day. Besides this, the traders are looking at the stimulus packaged offering & key interest rate cut-down decision by PBoC which creates positive sentiments. As seen in the chart, the index almost crossed over the major resistance level & a strong breakout may be witnessed if upside prevailed further.

WTI Oil is trading at $75.32, 0.09% up since previous day close. The Oil prices resumed its upward momentum on Wednesday after China unveils the plan of offering the stimulus package to Beijing in order to support economic conditions; since China is a major Oil consuming country. The U.S American Petroleum Institute (API) issued a report showing a mild fall in Oil stocks level by 0.79 mbpd against the expected fall of 2.25 mbpd. On Monday, the Oil slid down on an account of weaker than expected Chinese GDP figures. The Oil production & supplies resumes at Libyan Oilfields which subdued the prices. The result of U.S EIA will remain in focus for the day. Slight buying bias may be recommended for the day in WTI Oil.