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Euro holds firm as traders reassess outlook
The euro is steadying as markets assess recent trade developments and shifting sentiment. With momentum uncertain, traders are watching technical signals and central bank cues. This analysis explores what’s next for EUR/USD. Euro steadies after recent pressure The euro edged higher on Thursday, rising 0.1% to reach $1.1429. However, the common currency continues to tradeContinue Reading
VIX decoded: A trader’s guide to the fear index
When markets appear calm on the surface, tension often builds underneath, and the VIX is usually the first to signal it. This week, the so-called “Fear Index” jumped 6% from near its yearly lows, even as the headlines remained quiet. For traders who know how to read it, the VIX can act as an earlyContinue Reading
Dollar rally cools as markets await Fed signals
The US dollar saw a change in direction this week as focus shifted from interest rate expectations to growing global risks. Strong economic data supported early gains, but renewed trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty prompted a more cautious market outlook. Dollar slips as risk sentiment overtakes policy focus The US dollar saw a modest retreatContinue Reading
Nikkei steady with BOJ meeting in focus
Investor caution is building in Japan as markets await the Bank of Japan’s policy decision amid ongoing global trade tensions. With inflation expectations in focus and export risks still in play, traders are holding back, keeping the market in a narrow, uncertain range. Markets mixed as Bank of Japan decision nears Japanese equities closed Wednesday’sContinue Reading
Euro slips as trade optimism wanes
Trade tensions and political uncertainty have weighed on the euro this week, while the US dollar gained strength on safe-haven demand and renewed global engagement. With central bank guidance and policy risks in focus, EUR/USD remains under pressure. Euro under renewed pressure The euro struggled to recover this week following Monday’s sharp 1.3% decline –Continue Reading
