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- The USD Index remains firmly underpinned by supportive technical and fundamental drivers.
- EUR/USD Remains Under Pressure as Stronger Dollar and Rising Oil Prices Weigh; US CPI in Spotlight
- AUD/USD Recovery Attempts Remain Limited as 0.7000 Caps Upside Momentum
- USD/JPY Lacks Clear Directional Signals, with a Slight Bullish Bias
- EUR/USD: Bears target 1.10 as consolidation may precede another leg lower
- GOLD – A decisive move through base support strengthens signals for further downside continuation
- US Dollar Firms as Markets Await FOMC Meeting Minutes
- Oil Prices Advance as Geopolitical Risks Heighten Supply Concerns
- USD/JPY Recovery Attempts Face Headwinds from Death Cross and Descending Daily Cloud
- Gold Under Pressure as Bear Trendline Keeps Sellers in Control
AUD/USD Recovery Attempts Remain Limited as 0.7000 Caps Upside Momentum
Fresh recovery attempts at the start of the week once again lost momentum ahead of the key 0.7000 psychological barrier, as firmer oil prices and a stronger US dollar weighed on risk appetite.
The pair’s repeated inability to…
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USD/JPY Lacks Clear Directional Signals, with a Slight Bullish Bias
USD/JPY Lacks Clear Directional Signals, with a Slight Bullish Bias
The USD/JPY pair edged higher on Friday but remained confined to its 158.50–156.50 trading range for a seventh consecutive session, as conflicting technical signals…
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EUR/USD: Bears target 1.10 as consolidation may precede another leg lower
The euro remained under sustained pressure against the US dollar on Thursday, holding near a fresh 2026 low of 1.1160 as a stronger dollar, elevated oil prices and mounting concerns over France’s fiscal position weighed on the single…
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GOLD – A decisive move through base support strengthens signals for further downside continuation
Gold extended its decline on Wednesday as a stronger US dollar intensified selling pressure, driving the metal through the key $4,120/$4,100 support zone, which marks the 76.4% Fibonacci retracement of the $3,942/$4,697 rally and a major…
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US Dollar Firms as Markets Await FOMC Meeting Minutes
The US dollar strengthened on Wednesday, climbing back toward its recent multi-month high and fully erasing Tuesday’s losses, effectively reducing the likelihood of a near-term corrective pullback.
Rising oil prices and increased…
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Oil Prices Advance as Geopolitical Risks Heighten Supply Concerns
Brent crude advanced on Wednesday, extending its rebound after Tuesday’s brief surge to $97.07, as renewed geopolitical tensions revived uncertainty across energy markets following a short-lived period of relief.
Fresh clashes in Yemen,…
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USD/JPY Recovery Attempts Face Headwinds from Death Cross and Descending Daily Cloud
USD/JPY remains supported and has moved toward the upper end of its four-day consolidation range, although recovery attempts continue to face headwinds from waning bullish momentum and a newly formed 55/200-day moving average death cross. A…
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Gold Under Pressure as Bear Trendline Keeps Sellers in Control
Gold edged higher on Monday, drawing modest support from fading expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike in October. However, gains remained limited as the metal struggled to recover from the sharp losses triggered by Friday’s…
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EUR/USD Slides to Fresh Multi-Month Lows as Eurozone Debt Concerns Intensify
The euro slipped to a fresh multi-month low in early Monday trading as sentiment deteriorated further amid mounting concerns over the bloc’s deepening debt crisis. The sharp selloff in French government bonds intensified fears that the EU’s…
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Brent Crude Falls Below the $100 Mark
Brent crude slipped back below the $100-per-barrel mark on Friday, surrendering much of the previous session’s 5.5% surge as market sentiment remained highly volatile and driven by rapidly shifting geopolitical developments.
Concerns…
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