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- Yen strengthens further after the election, advancing beyond critical chart levels
- Dow Jones – investors consolidate after the index surpasses 50,000 for the first time
- Eurozone investor morale improves markedly in February, surpassing projections
- U.S. private payroll growth falls well short of expectations – ADP
- GOLD – rebound above $5,000 strengthens the short-term outlook and lifts market optimism
- Reserve Bank of Australia hikes interest rates by 0.25% amid ongoing inflationary pressures
- WTI OIL – repeated bounce off key support suggests pullback from multi-month high may have ended
- GOLD – despite today’s sharp rebound, the downside remains highly exposed
- Gold – sharp two-day retreat breaks $5,000 support, but broader bullish trend intact
- WTI crude climbs to a four-month peak amid supply worries
Eurozone investor morale improves markedly in February, surpassing projections
Eurozone investor morale strengthened markedly in February, reaching its highest level since July 2025, according to the Sentix survey released on Monday.
The index unexpectedly jumped to 4.2 points in February, rebounding from a 1.8 point…
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U.S. private payroll growth falls well short of expectations – ADP
The ADP private payrolls report released on Wednesday showed that U.S. private-sector job growth came in well below expectations in January, largely due to employment declines in professional and business services as well as manufacturing.…
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GOLD – rebound above $5,000 strengthens the short-term outlook and lifts market optimism
Gold climbed back above the $5,000 mark on Wednesday, as the recovery stretched into a second straight session after surging nearly 6% on Tuesday — the strongest single-day gain in years.
The brief easing in geopolitical tensions, which…
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Reserve Bank of Australia hikes interest rates by 0.25% amid ongoing inflationary pressures
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by 25 basis points, lifting the rate from 3.60% to 3.85% in a unanimous decision that was widely expected.
This marks the RBA’s first rate hike in two years, coming just six months…
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WTI OIL – repeated bounce off key support suggests pullback from multi-month high may have ended
WTI crude extended its pullback from the recent multi-month high of $66.46 during early Tuesday trading, following a gap-lower opening at the start of the week and Monday’s sharp 4% decline, marking the largest single-day drop since…
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GOLD – despite today’s sharp rebound, the downside remains highly exposed
Gold extended its steep decline, falling to a one-month low after Monday’s session opened with a roughly $100 gap down, indicating that negative sentiment from Friday’s largest daily drop in over forty years remains entrenched.
Easing…
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Gold – sharp two-day retreat breaks $5,000 support, but broader bullish trend intact
Gold briefly slipped below the key $5,000 support on Friday, extending a dramatic two-day drop of over $600.
As noted in yesterday’s commentary, the risk of a pullback had risen after the yellow metal posted nine consecutive days of…
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WTI crude climbs to a four-month peak amid supply worries
WTI crude extended its gains on Wednesday, building on Tuesday’s 2.9% rally to reach a four-month high near $63.50.
The advance was driven by a softer U.S. dollar, disruptions to U.S. crude production caused by a severe winter storm, and…
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GOLD climbs to a new record, surpassing $5,300
Gold surged past the $5,300 mark, reaching a new record high of $5,311 early Wednesday, extending its steep and uninterrupted rally. The metal has been moving at unprecedented speed, hitting successive round-number levels in less than 25…
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USDJPY extends its sharp decline into a third consecutive day, breaking a key support level
USDJPY remains in a steep decline for a third straight day, falling nearly 4% amid speculation that intervention may be contributing to the move, alongside rising safe-haven demand and month-end flows.
The downside extended further on…
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