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- Bitcoin sees intensified selling pressure after breaking important supports.
- Gold weakens further on unstable geopolitical backdrop
- Risk appetite improves on US–Iran talks optimism, weighing on the dollar
- Brent Falls Below $100 on US–Iran Talks Optimism
- British retail sales post a strong decline in April
- Eurozone PMI points to moderating economic expansion in May
- Gold bears pause near key support zone, though downside pressure persists as geopolitics stay in focus.
- Britain’s inflation rate cools unexpectedly in April
- Dollar Index retests key resistance levels following a period of consolidation.
- Brent crude reaches a two-week peak but encounters stiff resistance near the $110 area.
AUD/USD declines amid indications of a dovish shift from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)
AUD/USD declined on Tuesday morning after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept interest rates steady at 4.35% but adopted a softer tone compared to its previous meeting. The RBA refrained from ruling out future policy moves, reviving…
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EUR/GBP – Broader bearish trend remains dominant, targeting the critical 0.8200 support zone
EUR/GBP remains on the back foot on Monday, retracing further from Thursday’s spike, indicating that the near-term correction (from the 0.8260 low) may be nearing its end.
The broader downtrend continues to dominate, supported by firmly…
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Gold prices climb due to geopolitical tensions and increased purchases from China
Gold prices edged higher in early Monday trading, opening with a $10 gap up, driven by heightened geopolitical tensions and renewed demand.
Investor sentiment shifted towards safety as Syrian rebels seized the capital, Damascus, and…
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EUR/USD seeks fresh direction from fundamentals amid mixed technical signals
EUR/USD is consolidating below its new one-week high, reached after a 0.8% jump on Thursday.
The recent advance broke through the Fibonacci resistance at 1.0563 (38.2% of 1.0936/1.0332), following a recovery last week that stalled at…
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Dollar Index remains subdued ahead of U.S. NFP report release
The dollar index traded within a tight range on Friday morning in anticipation of the U.S. non-farm payrolls (NFP) report but remained under pressure after dropping 0.5% in the previous session. This decline signaled initial bearish…
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Bitcoin Breaks the 100K Barrier, Reaching a New Record High at 104K
Bitcoin surged past the monumental 100K mark on Thursday, setting a new all-time high in the 104K zone.
A sharp rally of over 6% during the Asian trading session propelled Bitcoin beyond the upper boundary of its recent consolidation…
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AUDUSD Drops to Four-Month Low Amid Weak GDP Data and RBA Rate Cut Bets
The Australian dollar fell 1% to hit a four-month low on Wednesday following weaker-than-expected Q3 GDP figures, which dampened the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) hawkish tone.
Economic growth in the third quarter came in…
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Bitcoin Slides 2.6% Amid Dollar Strength but Holds Key Support Levels
Bitcoin dropped 2.6% during Asian and European trading on Monday, pressured by a stronger dollar following recent comments from Donald Trump.
Despite the dip—the largest in a week—Bitcoin remains above the critical $95,000 support level,…
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Dollar Index Rises Amid Shift in Trump Rhetoric, Eyes Key Resistance Levels
The dollar index edged higher on Monday, opening with a gap up as markets reacted to a significant shift in President-elect Donald Trump’s rhetoric. Trump moved from advocating for a weaker dollar to combat trade wars to issuing threats…
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USDJPY Breaks Key 150 Support Level Amid Rising BOJ Rate Hike Expectations
The USDJPY slid to a six-week low on Friday, accelerating its decline following a stronger-than-expected rise in Tokyo’s November inflation, which heightened market anticipation of a Bank of Japan rate hike in next month’s policy meeting.…
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