Gold prices slipped in Asian trade on Tuesday as traders booked profits after a strong rally fueled by renewed geopolitical risks and persistent trade tensions. The yellow metal had surged over 2% on Monday, buoyed by heightened uncertainty surrounding the Russia-Ukraine war, U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, and ongoing concerns about U.S. …
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Read More »CAD Retests Resistance Levels 3/6/2025
The downtrend continues to dominate the Canadian dollar’s movements, with the pair recording a session low of 1.3674 in the previous trading session—a level that acted as solid support, temporarily halting further losses. From a technical perspective, the 4-hour chart shows the pair attempting to recover from oversold conditions. However, …
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Read More »Oil Hovers Near Overbought Levels 3/6/2025
US crude oil futures surged, gaining over 3.00% and reaching a high of $63.84 per barrel. Technically, after reaching this level, price action became more volatile, but the broader daily trend remains bullish. The 4-hour chart shows that the simple moving averages continue to provide dynamic support, particularly around $61.80. …
Read More »Gold May Retest Support Levels 3/6/2025
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, …
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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 …
Read More »Oil Prices Rebound After OPEC+ Sticks to Expected Output Hike
Oil prices surged over $1 per barrel in Asian trade on Monday, as OPEC+’s decision to raise output by a modest 411,000 barrels per day (bpd) for July—matching the previous two months—eased market fears of a larger production increase. The outcome provided relief to traders bracing for a potential supply …
Read More »Trump Announces 50% Steel Tariffs, U.S. Steel Stocks Surge on Nippon Deal Optimism
U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited trade tensions by announcing a dramatic increase in steel tariffs, doubling the rate from 25% to 50%. The move, unveiled during a rally in Pennsylvania, is intended to fortify the U.S. steel industry and support a landmark deal between Nippon Steel Corporation and U.S. …
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