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Risk-on sentiment has continued to improve, with US stock markets and the US Dollar gaining as President Trump obtained large orders for American gods and services from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the U.A.E.
Markets steady: DAX climbs, NASDAQ rallies, Bitcoin holds, USD strong, gold near $3200, EUR & GBP show weakness.
Markets have continued to see a recovery in stocks and other risky asset such as Bitcoin, with the US Dollar also gaining as the US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged with somewhat hawkish rhetoric.
Mixed signals across markets: Gold hesitates, USD gains, Bitcoin surges. Focus turns to trade talks and US inflation data.
WTI rebounds, but chart shows bearish pattern. Key drivers ahead: inflation data and US-China trade progress.
EUR/USD retests support, signaling a rebound. Key events ahead: US inflation, EU GDP, and China trade updates.
Markets have continued to see a recovery in stocks and other risky assets, with the US Dollar also gaining, and the commodity currencies and US stock markets looking especially strong.
Weekly market wrap: oil dips, gold slips, NASDAQ rallies, and major FX pairs test key levels amid shifting sentiment.
Markets have seen a modest but meaningful recovery in stocks and other risky assets, with the US Dollar also recovering, as the US tariffs issue is set aside for now.
USD shows strength. Gold pulls back, Nasdaq surges. Key forex and index insights for this trading week.
The EUR/USD has gone into this long holiday weekend near the 1.13962 level, this as financial institutions prepare for the potential of more tariff noise confronting them in the coming days.
Market are considerably calmer, with focus shifting away from the ongoing US tariffs saga towards President Trump’s displeasure with the Fed’s reluctance to cut rates quickly.
WTI Crude Oil will open this week’s trading within a healthier price range compared to values seen the past two weeks, but the staring realm for the commodity will be near 63.500 as trading opens which is still considered low.
Silver targets $35.50, gold holds gains, WTI eyes $70, Bitcoin steady, DAX supports, major FX pairs remain choppy.
WTI crude oil remains under pressure as a descending triangle pattern forms, signaling potential for further downside amid rising supply and recession fears.
