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- Gold Surges Beyond $5200, Poised for Seventh Straight Monthly Advance
- WTI Oil – Sharp Pullback Followed by Swift Rebound Signals Healthy Correction Before Renewed Upside Move
- German Consumer Sentiment Seen Deteriorating Further in March – GfK
- AUDUSD Supported by Stronger-Than-Expected Inflation, Though Dovish RBA Governor Caps Upside Momentum
- Japanese Yen Slides Nearly 1% Amid Renewed Monetary Policy Uncertainty
- WTI Oil – Bulls Maintain Control Amid Escalating Supply Disruption Fears
- BTCUSD drops to a three-week low amid uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff developments.
- Gold breaks above the upper boundary of its recent trading range, triggering a renewed bullish signal.
- U.S. economic growth decelerated sharply in the fourth quarter, falling significantly short of forecasts, while inflationary pressures continued to run high
- UK unemployment rises to highest level in years while pay growth slows, boosting rate-cut bets.
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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USDJPY could decline further if US retail sales miss expectations in June
USDJPY remains in an extended consolidation phase following last week’s sharp fall, triggered by US inflation data and intervention by Japanese authorities.
The near-term action is holding above the 55-day moving average (157.55), which…
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Gold advances further on Powell’s dovish comments
Gold prices rose further in early Tuesday trading following dovish comments from Fed Chair Powell in his Monday speech. This has heightened expectations that the Fed may soon decide to start cutting interest rates.
Powell…
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The Dollar Index remains in the red as markets await Powell’s speech
The dollar index turned red on Monday after initially opening higher due to market reactions to the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. However, dollar-negative sentiment prevailed during the European and early…
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The cable is holding near the 1.30 barrier ahead of Powell’s speech
The cable maintained its strong stance on Monday, hitting a new yearly high and trading just below the psychological barrier of 1.30.
Over the past two weeks, the pair has made significant gains, although bulls may face…
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China’s economic growth slowed in Q2, highlighting the need for additional stimulus measures
China’s economy grew by 4.7% in the second quarter, marking the slowest pace of growth since Q1 2023. This is a decline from the 5.3% expansion in the first three months of 2024 and falls short of the expected 5.1% growth.
The…
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