Gold prices saw large, broad movements during the previous trading session, fueled by strong upward momentum that pushed the price to a high of $3,392 per ounce. From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows that the simple moving averages continue to support the daily uptrend. However, negative signals are …
Read More »Euro Aims for Further Gains 3/6/2025
Positive trading dominated the EUR/USD pair’s movements during the first trading session of the week, benefiting from weakness in the U.S. dollar. The pair reached a session high of 1.1455. From a technical perspective, the bias remains tilted toward positivity, supported by the pair’s stability above the simple moving averages, …
Read More »How Did Oil Prices Rise Despite OPEC+’s Production Hike?
Oil prices closed higher on Monday, the first trading day of the week, despite OPEC+’s decision to increase production for the third consecutive time since abandoning its long-standing voluntary output cuts aimed at bolstering global oil prices. This shift in production policy reflects OPEC+’s focus on maintaining its share of …
Read More »Euro Rises Against US Dollar Amid Escalating Trade Tensions
The euro climbed against the US dollar in the first session of the new trading week, fueled by intensified selling pressure on the American currency amid growing concerns over trade tensions. These concerns have intensified due to multiple factors since the end of last week through the close of Monday’s …
Read More »Market Drivers: US Session – US Jobs Data and Eurozone Flash CPI in Focus
The US Dollar (USD) came under renewed selling pressure at the start of the trading week, dropping to multi-week lows as trade tensions and concerns about the US economy resurfaced.What to Watch on Tuesday, June 3, 2025:US: The US Dollar Index (DXY) fell below 99.00, hitting seven-week lows despite slight …
Read More »USD/JPY Falls Due Amid Broader Market Uncertainties, Japan’s Ongoing Economic Challenges
The USD/JPY currency pair experienced a notable decline on the first trading day of the new week, reflecting the broader weakening of the US dollar. This downturn was primarily driven by renewed concerns over trade tensions between the United States and China, further exacerbated by the US administration’s plans to …
Read More »US Stocks Decline Alongside Dollar Amid Renewed US-China Trade Tensions
Just like the US dollar, Wall Street stocks are retreating due to the resurgence of trade tensions between the United States and China, as reflected in statements made by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent last Friday. He highlighted the stalling of negotiations and the need for a strong push to …
Read More »Canadian Dollar Gains for Third Day as Oil Prices Rise and US Dollar Weakens
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) continued its upward trend against the US Dollar (USD) for the third consecutive session on Monday, bolstered by higher oil prices and ongoing weakness in the Greenback. Positive developments in Canada’s manufacturing sector, contrasted with a deeper contraction in US factory activity, further supported the Loonie’s …
Read More »Will Gold Surge to $3400 Amid Global Tensions and Tariff Threats?
Gold prices have soared to a four-week high, driven by escalating geopolitical risks and renewed trade tensions. The XAU/USD pair climbed to $3,377, up 2.70%, as investors sought the safe-haven asset amid uncertainty. This rally, sparked by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and U.S. tariff policies, underscores gold’s enduring appeal in turbulent …
Read More »UK Consumers Keep Borrowing Amid Trade Uncertainty, Lending Data Suggests Q2 Growth Resilience
UK consumers continued to borrow and spend with confidence in April, shrugging off fears of an economic slowdown from the ongoing US trade war and a weakening domestic labour market. According to the latest money and lending figures, released by the Bank of England, this resilience is expected to support …
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