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- GOLD – Bullish bias holds above $3325, supported by U.S. fiscal uncertainty
- Sterling plunges amid escalating political turmoil in the UK
- Dollar index – Bears Hold Ground Above Multi-Month Lows as Markets Brace for Key U.S. Jobs Data
- GOLD – New Rally Offers Temporary Relief and Lifts Market Optimism
- USD/JPY – Bearish Momentum Intensifies
- WTI Oil – Bearish Momentum Stalls Above Daily Ichimoku Cloud
- Gold prices tumble on ceasefire talks, following a subdued response to recent conflict escalation over the past two days
- Gold – remains largely unchanged despite escalating geopolitical tensions
- WTI crude oil – short-term sentiment has eased following a gap-up opening and a surge to a new multi-month high, though broader bullish momentum remains firmly in control
- UK retail sales post steep decline in May
EUR/USD Declines on Reduced Demand as Markets Await ECB Decision
The Euro began losing traction in European trading on Monday, building on the initial warning from Friday’s daily candle, which featured a long upper shadow formed after a strong upside rejection.
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Higher-than-expected EU inflation in May issues a new warning to the ECB
Consumer prices in the Eurozone increased by 2.6% year-on-year in May, diverging further from the ECB’s 2% target. This follows a 2.4% increase in the previous two months and exceeded the 2.5% consensus.
The more significant and closely…
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China’s manufacturing sector activity unexpectedly declined in May – PMI
China’s official Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 49.5 in May from April's 50.4, missing the forecast of 50.4 and dropping below the crucial 50 level that distinguishes growth from contraction.
The unexpected…
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Swiss Franc Climbs to Two-Week High Against Dollar, Pressures Key Barriers
A strong downward acceleration pushed the USDCHF to a two-week low on Thursday.
The Swiss franc advanced nearly 1% by early US trading, marking its biggest one-day gain since late December. This surge was…
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US Q1 Economic Growth Adjusted Downward
The US economy grew more slowly in the first quarter of the year than initially estimated, with GDP increasing at an annualized rate of 1.3%, down from the previously reported 1.6%.
This marks a significant decline from the…
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USDTRY – Extended consolidation likely before renewed strength as negative fundamentals weigh on the…
The Turkish lira performed slightly better against the US dollar in May but remains within a broader range above its new record low.
USDTRY remains in a prolonged sideways trend, with the risk of a fresh rise persisting due to…
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EUR/USD – Bears Encounter Significant Resistance at Key Support Zone
The Euro is consolidating early Thursday after a sharp decline on Wednesday, where the pair fell 0.5%, marking the largest daily loss since April 30, driven by renewed risk aversion.
Bears have found support just above the…
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The USD/JPY maintains a bullish bias, though daily technical indicators present a mixed picture.…
The USD/JPY pair is attempting to break above a near-term narrow range and sustain its gains after Tuesday's marginal close above the pivotal Fibonacci barrier at 157.01, which represents the 61.8% retracement of the 160.19 to 151.85…
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The GBPUSD pair may experience a price adjustment before making a decisive breakthrough of the…
The British pound strengthened in early Wednesday trading after reaching a nine-week high of 1.2800 on Tuesday. However, it subsequently retreated due to an unexpectedly strong rise in US consumer confidence for May, which temporarily…
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GBP/JPY reaches a new multi-year peak
The GBP/JPY pair continues to trend higher, solidifying its position above the 200 mark (Monday’s close above this level was the first since August 2008).
Bulls have breached the barrier at 200.50 (April 29 spike high), with a sustained…
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