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Gold rallied above the \$3400 barrier on Tuesday, following a brief consolidation marked by a shallow pullback from \$3402 to \$3383, and proceeded to test the next key level at \$3420—the upper boundary of a triangle pattern. The sharp…
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USDJPY remains in a narrow consolidation phase following Monday’s decline, which found temporary support around the 147 level. The pullback from last week’s three-month high at 149.18 has paused, but there is still room for further…
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Gold prices rose on Monday, climbing toward the upper boundary of the near-term range (\$3320–\$3377), following a rebound after last Thursday’s rejection at the top of the rising daily Ichimoku cloud. The daily cloud, which has…
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The dollar index continues to trade with a broadly firm tone and is on track for a second consecutive weekly gain, having broken through several key technical barriers this week. However, the daily chart suggests that bullish momentum…
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XRP continues to lead the cryptocurrency market, extending its sharp rally to a new all-time high at \$3.66 after a nearly 10% surge on Friday. Market sentiment was significantly boosted following the U.S. House of Representatives’…
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Gold remained in the red on Thursday, pressured by stronger-than-expected U.S. retail sales data, which reinforced the Federal Reserve’s position to hold interest rates steady until clearer signs of inflation emerge. Fresh bearish…
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The Australian dollar dropped nearly 1% against the U.S. dollar during Thursday’s Asian and early European sessions, weighed down by weaker-than-expected labor data. Australia’s unemployment rate unexpectedly jumped in June to its…
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Britain’s annual inflation unexpectedly climbed to 3.6% in June, the highest level in over a year, potentially complicating the Bank of England’s decision to cut interest rates at its upcoming meeting. The June Consumer Price Index (CPI)…
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Gold dipped in an initial reaction to June’s stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation data, which reinforced the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance on interest rates, as policymakers await clearer signs of how tariffs are affecting consumer…
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U.S. consumer prices rose more sharply in June, potentially signaling the start of a long-anticipated increase in inflation driven by tariffs. This shift has made the Federal Reserve more cautious about the prospect of resuming interest…
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