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Dollar Index – Maintains Bullish Bias Above Key 100 Level
The dollar index eased slightly on Friday after reaching a one-month high but maintained a constructive tone, as the recent bullish momentum broke through and stabilized above the key psychological level of 100, which had repeatedly acted…
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BTC/USD approaches the psychological \$100K mark as fading trade concerns fuel bullish momentum.
Bitcoin maintains a strong upward trajectory, approaching the psychological $100K mark as the current bullish rally extends for a third consecutive day, gaining momentum from the recent low of $93,352 (May 6).
Positive market sentiment has…
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The Bank of England lowers interest rates by 25 basis points, in line with expectations
The Bank of England (BOE) reduced its main interest rate by 25 basis points on Thursday, lowering it from 4.50% to 4.25% during its May monetary policy meeting. This decision, widely anticipated by markets, comes as the central bank…
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GBP/USD – Key support zone under pressure ahead of US-UK trade deal announcement and BOE rate…
Cable remained in the red on Thursday, testing a critical support zone after giving up a 0.5% overnight gain that followed news of a potential US-UK trade deal. The initial optimism quickly faded, putting pressure back on the pair.
U.S.…
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USD/JPY rebounds, recovering some recent losses ahead of the Fed decision
USD/JPY edged higher on Tuesday, benefiting from partial profit-taking after a sharp three-day decline of 2%.
The recovery has been modest so far, barely exceeding the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement of the 145.92–142.35 downtrend. Technical…
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Why Today’s Fed Comments Are More Important Than the Rate Decision
Markets widely expect the U.S. Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged today, but the real focus is on the Fed's message, not the decision itself.
According to CME Group data, there is over a 95% chance that rates will stay…
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EUR/GBP drops to one-month low amid renewed political unrest in Germany
EUR/GBP weakened on Tuesday after Germany’s Merz unexpectedly failed to secure parliamentary support to become chancellor in the first round of voting.
The pair slid to a one-month low, breaching key support at 0.8480 (the 61.8%…
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Gold – Resurgence in safe-haven demand drives gold price higher
Gold extended its strong recovery into a second consecutive day, reaching a two-week high on Tuesday. The price broke through the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the \$3,500–\$3,201 pullback (\$3,286) and neared the psychological \$3,400…
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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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