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- Eurozone inflation edges higher in August, matching expectations
- Gold holds close to a new record high, with upcoming US labor data seen as potential trigger for fresh rally
- Dollar stays under pressure on Fed rate cut expectations, with focus turning to release of key US data
- Silver jumps above \$40 to reach the highest level since 2011
- US core inflation rises in July – PCE
- Gold extends gains above $3400, US inflation data in spotlight
- Dollar Index – recovery extends as bulls test critical resistances
- BTC/USD – bearish pressure persists while price remains under cloud base
- Gold rises amid heightened uncertainty following Trump’s firing of Fed Governor
- BTCUSD – bears back in control though key support remains resilient
USDJPY – Bears Reassess Key Near-Term Support
USDJPY fell 0.7% in Asia on Tuesday following comments from a Japanese official that added pressure on the central bank to implement more rate hikes to further strengthen the yen.
These latest remarks have boosted the yen's sentiment,…
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EUR/USD – Although the correction has been limited so far, the risk of a deeper pullback still…
EUR/USD edged higher during European trading on Monday, as bears paused after a two-day retreat from a multi-week high of 1.0948.
The rising 10-day moving average (DMA) and the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement of the 1.0666 to 1.0948 move (at…
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WTI Oil – Bears pause after a 4.3% weekly drop
WTI oil prices are consolidating narrowly early Monday, following a sharp decline on Friday (down 2.8% for the day) and a weekly loss of 4.3%—the biggest weekly drop since the last week of April.
Oil closed below $80 on Friday for the…
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Risk Aversion Boosts the Dollar
The dollar index extended its recovery for the second consecutive day, bouncing strongly from a new four-month low of 103.31 on Thursday. This surge was driven by fresh risk aversion following a global cyber outage that impacted financial…
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Cable dips further following disappointing UK retail sales data
The cable remains in the red for the second consecutive day, extending its pullback from a new one-year high of 1.3044. Weaker-than-expected UK retail sales have increased pressure on the sterling and fueled speculation about a BoE rate cut…
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UK Retail Sales Fall Far Short of Expectations in June
British retail sales dropped by 1.2% in June, following a 2.9% rise in May, missing the forecasted 0.6% decline. Annually, retail sales fell by 0.2% in the 12 months to June, after a 1.7% increase in May, and fell below the…
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Higher-than-expected UK June inflation casts doubt on BoE rate cut expectations for August
British inflation held steady at 2.0% in June, missing forecasts for a slight decline to 1.9%. Persistent underlying price pressures dampened expectations for the Bank of England’s first rate cut since 2020 at next month's policy meeting.…
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Gold has hit a new record high
Gold surged to a new record high of $2,482 early Wednesday, following a notable acceleration through the previous peak on Tuesday. The metal rose by 1.9% on Tuesday, marking its largest daily gain since December 13.
The break above the…
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Oil prices fell nearly 2%, but key support levels remain intact
WTI oil prices fell nearly 2% on Tuesday, marking the biggest daily loss since June 3, as growing concerns about weaker demand from China and signals of a Fed rate cut in September dampened sentiment.
Fresh bearish action pushed prices…
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US retail sales remained flat in June, surpassing the negative forecast
The unchanged retail sales in June, despite expectations of a decline, indicate a stronger underlying trend in consumer spending, which could positively influence economic growth estimates for the second quarter. This stable performance…
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