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- Japan’s Inflation Accelerates in March, Increasing Pressure on the BOJ
- Crude Oil – Solid Weekly Rally Signals Rebound, but Weak Demand Outlook Weighs on Sentiment
- Dollar Index – Tight consolidation expected before fresh drop, with 100 level acting as key barrier
- China’s GDP expanded more than expected in the first quarter, offering a stronger-than-anticipated start to the year, even as markets brace for the economic impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs
- Gold surges to a fresh all-time high, breaking above $3300
- AUDUSD extends its rally for a fifth consecutive session, approaching key resistance levels
- German investor sentiment dropped in April at its sharpest rate since early 2022, according to the latest ZEW survey
- GBP/USD – Bulls retest the 1.3200 level while monitoring UK data for additional cues
- Dollar Index — Modest Rebounds Likely Before Renewed Downside Move
- The safe-haven Swiss franc hits its highest levels in a decade against the US dollar as the trade war escalates
Gold: Anticipating a Healthy Correction Before a Renewed Upsurge
Gold experienced a slight decline from its recent record high of $2288, showing signs of exhaustion among bullish investors following a rapid ascent of over 5% within the last six days.
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WTI Crude Oil Surges to Five-Month Highs, Eyes Further Upside
On Tuesday, the price of WTI oil continued its upward trajectory, reaching a five-month peak and breaching the $85.00 mark for the first time since late October.
This recent surge marks the fourth consecutive day of bullish momentum,…
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EUR/USD: Bears Targeting 2024 Low
The Euro suffered a decline to fresh multi-week lows early on Tuesday, primarily influenced by a robust dollar and recent dovish remarks from ECB policymakers, who anticipate implementing four rate cuts in 2024.
Monday saw a 0.4%…
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Bitcoin Continues to Trade in an Extended Range
Bitcoin experienced a slight decline on Monday, yet it remains ensconced within a prolonged range that has persisted for seven consecutive days. The immediate trajectory continues to exhibit lateral movement, with the search for clearer…
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Gold reached a fresh all-time peak amid increasing optimism for a Federal Reserve interest rate…
Gold surged to a new all-time high of $2265 as trading resumed on Monday following the Easter break. The metal kicked off the month on a strong bullish note, fueled by anticipation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in June, with…
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US Inflation Sees Moderate Increase in February
In February, prices in the United States experienced a moderate rise, with the cost of services, excluding housing, showing a notable slowdown. This has kept market speculations alive regarding the possibility of…
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Cable Trading Sideways Ahead of Crucial US Data
The cable market remains stagnant within an extended sideways trend, experiencing a narrow range as trading thins out for the Good Friday holiday. Current activity shows a fluctuation between the 200-day moving average at 1.2588 and a slim…
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Oil rises more than $1 a barrel on tighter supply outlook
Oil prices surged by over $1 per barrel on Thursday, concluding the month on a higher note due to several factors influencing the supply outlook. The rally was fueled by expectations of OPEC+ maintaining production cuts, persistent attacks…
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EURUSD: Bears Test Crucial Support Zone
For the third consecutive day, the Euro has sustained losses, with a noticeable decline seen early on Thursday. It has breached significant support levels around the 1.0800/1.0790 area, which previously served as a higher base, coinciding…
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The UK economy slipped into recession last year, as evidenced by its GDP
Last year saw the UK economy slipping into a recession, as indicated by a contraction of 0.1% in GDP during the third quarter, followed by a further decline of 0.3% in the fourth quarter, according to official statistics.…
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