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- EURUSD – bulls remain firmly in control, extending the rally above the thick daily cloud
- Gold extends its strong momentum and sets sights on another test of its record high
- EURUSD pushes higher as the post-Fed rally continues to gain momentum
- Fed lowers rates as anticipated, signals pause in further easing
- Silver surged past $60 to a new record high, supported by robust industrial demand and continued safe-haven buying
- Dollar index holds steady in subdued trading ahead of key Fed policy decision
- BTCUSD – recovery gathers pace, shifting attention to key near-term resistance levels
- AUDUSD extends its rally for the eleventh consecutive session
- Cable jumps higher on weaker-than-expected US ADP payrolls
- US private sector payrolls saw a sharp decline in November, according to ADP data
U.S. service sector growth surged well beyond expectations in April, according to PMI data
Data released Monday showed that the U.S. services sector expanded at a faster pace in April, driven by a sharp rise in new orders and input prices, with costs for materials and services climbing to their highest levels in over two years.…
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Gold – sharp rebound signals potential trend reversal
Gold surged over 2% on Monday, buoyed by a weaker dollar and ongoing uncertainty surrounding the US-China trade dispute, which reignited safe-haven demand.
The strong rebound came after repeated failures to break below key support at…
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Oil prices dropped on Monday as OPEC+ raised production once more
WTI oil opened on Monday with a \$2 gap lower, reaching its lowest point since April 9, after OPEC+ announced over the weekend that it would increase oil production by 411,000 barrels per day starting in June.
This decision marks the…
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Eurozone inflation exceeded expectations in April, but the European Central Bank is still expected…
Inflation in the Eurozone held steady at 2.2% in April, slightly above expectations for a 2.1% increase.
Core inflation—which excludes volatile food and energy prices—rose to 2.7% from 2.4% in March, surpassing forecasts of a 2.5% gain.…
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Gold – Break below key $3300 support zone signals potential trend reversal
Gold fell 1.6% during thin holiday trading in Asia on Thursday, reaching a two-week low as renewed risk appetite—driven by easing trade tensions—continued to erode the metal's safe-haven appeal.
A decisive break below the key $3300…
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The Dollar Index is heading for its largest monthly decline since November 2022
The Dollar Index remained mildly bid on Wednesday, edging higher after data showed the U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter—contrary to expectations for modest growth—though results came in better than some major U.S. banks had…
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Gold retests key support levels as easing trade tensions weigh on safe-haven demand
Gold remains in the red for a second straight session, once again testing the key $3300/$3292 support zone (psychological level / 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the $2956–$3500 rally), where previous attempts to break lower have failed.…
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WTI crude extends losses as sentiment weakens amid fading hopes for trade talks
WTI crude remained in the red for a second straight session, extending losses on Tuesday as fading hopes for progress in US-China trade talks weighed on sentiment.
The initial optimism surrounding trade negotiations gave way to renewed…
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USD/JPY – Repeated upside rejections keep the pair vulnerable to downside risks
USD/JPY edged higher early Tuesday, recovering slightly after Monday’s 1.1% drop, which came on the heels of repeated upside rejections below key dual Fibonacci resistance at 144.13/21 (the broken 76.4% retracement of the 139.57–158.87…
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Cable maintains a constructive outlook but will likely continue to encounter strong resistance at…
Cable edged higher early Monday, pressuring the pivotal 1.3350 barrier (the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the 1.3423–1.3232 pullback and the former recovery peak from April 24).
A series of higher lows since the 1.3232 correction low,…
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