If not for the threat of intervention from Japanese authorities, there’s a strong argument USD/JPY would be trading significantly higher than where it does today. Markets have gone from pricing aggressive Federal Reserve rate cuts to contemplating multiple hikes over the coming year, while the Bank …
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As the ceasefire remains intact beyond nine weeks amid Iran-Israel tensions, gold found support at $4,011 with neutral structure while silver fell to $56.47. Strong central bank demand and silver’s industrial shortages keep the longer-term outlook constructive.
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Gold is back in the red near $4,000 early Friday, snapping a brief rebound seen on Wednesday, and eyes a fourth straight weekly loss.
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The Australian dollar enters Q3 with the market’s focus shifting away from geopolitics and back towards monetary policy and economic data. The Middle East conflict failed to become the sustained macro driver many feared, oil prices have retreated, and traders are once again weighing the relative …
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The EUR/USD pair struggles to capitalize on the previous day’s modest recovery gains and oscillates in a narrow band during the Asian session on Friday. Spot prices, however, hold above mid-1.1300s and the lowest level since May 2025, set on Thursday, warranting some caution for bearish traders.
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Gold extends its bearish structure after breaking key trendline support, with consolidation below resistance levels signaling continued downside risk toward deeper Fibonacci extension targets.
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Anticipated selling interest has posted a fresh year low at 1.3140
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USD/JPY remains neutral after the US PCE data, as the yen’s weak recovery and the dollar’s pause limit any clear direction.
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The USD/JPY pair trades close to its fresh all-time high near 162.00 during the European trading session on Thursday. The pair advances as the US Dollar (USD) continues to outperform its peers due to firm speculation that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will tighten its monetary conditions this year.
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The 100 hour MA is at 161.627. The highest level since 1987 is at 161.95. The high today reached 161.94
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NZD/USD pauses a six-day losing streak on Thursday as the US Dollar (USD) eases following the latest US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data, which broadly matched market expectations. At the time of writing, the pair trades around 0.5650, virtually unchanged near seven-month lows.
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The rise of the retail investor is making the market less efficient — and AI is compounding the problem, according to a quant at Goldman Sachs.
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Cautious trade beneath the 1.4248 current year high of 24 June is giving way to a pullback in both USD- and CAD-driven trade
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EUR/USD analysis stays bearish as Fed rate expectations support the Dollar, with 1.1300 support and 1.1450 resistance in focus.
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Spot Gold seesaws around the $4,000 mark on Thursday, confined to a tight intraday range. The bright metal managed to remain above its recent multi-month low of $3,959, as the US Dollar (USD) lost upward steam, despite holding near fresh one-year highs.
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The UAE’s exit from OPEC is being sold as a supply earthquake. The market treated it more like a coworker’s farewell email—acknowledged, then immediately forgotten. Here’s why the real story is weirder, scarier, and funnier than the headline.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and oil doubled. But the real story isn’t crude—it’s the helium you’ve never thought about that’s about to make your next laptop cost more than your car payment.
The March FOMC meeting was the monetary policy equivalent of your therapist saying ‘we need to talk’—except the therapist controls your mortgage rate, your stock portfolio, and the price of eggs.
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