Analysis

Gold Falls for the Fifth Consecutive Trading Session

Gold Falls for the Fifth Consecutive Trading Session

On Thursday, the price of a troy ounce of Gold is lower, approaching 2,560.00 USD. The current value of Gold is at an eight-week low, influenced by the strong US dollar. The market analyses the latest inflation statistics released in the US and draws rather ambitious conclusions.
RoboForex | 14h 20min ago
Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

The Euro weakened, while the Dollar-Yen pair is overbought. Gold is oversold, and Nike's stock declined slightly. The US Dollar strengthened, and US stocks gained on potential Fed rate cuts. Global economic news includes Russia's GDP growth and upcoming economic indicators like Japan's labor earnings and Germany's industrial production.
Moneta Markets | 20h 51min ago
Dollar Surge on High CPI

Dollar Surge on High CPI

The U.S. CPI release aligned with market expectations at 2.6%, reflecting a rebound in inflation within the country; Dollar surge
PU Prime | 21h 45min ago
Euro Under Pressure Amid US Tariffs and German Political Shifts

Euro Under Pressure Amid US Tariffs and German Political Shifts

The euro has recently faced significant pressure, making it the weakest among G10 currencies this week. This decline has been particularly marked against commodity currencies like the Norwegian krone, Australian dollar, and New Zealand dollar, pushing the EUR/USD pair close to a crucial support level around 1.0700.
ACY Securities | 1 day ago
Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

Bitcoin dipped slightly after a brief rally, signaling potential for further correction. Meta's stock declined, but RSI suggests future upside. The Australian dollar and gold are both oversold, hinting at potential rebounds. In global news, Bitcoin stabilized, Coinbase launched a new index, and Q-cells partnered with Microsoft for renewable energy.
Moneta Markets | 1 day ago
Dollar Remain Firm Ahead of CPI

Dollar Remain Firm Ahead of CPI

The treasury market experienced intensified sell-off pressure, driving yields higher and boosting dollar strength in recent sessions. The Dollar Index (DXY) reached the 106.00 mark for the first time since June, with all eyes on the upcoming U.S. CPI reading, which could be pivotal for the dollar's trajectory.
PU Prime | 1 day ago
Crypto punishes sceptics

Crypto punishes sceptics

Expert market comment made by senior analyst Alex Kuptsikevich of the FxPro Analyst Team: Crypto punishes sceptics
FxPro | 2 days ago
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