The euro hovered near $1.16 on Monday, holding close to its lowest level in over two months as traders monitored fresh political developments in France and subtle shifts in US-China trade relations. Budget test of France In France, political volatility continued after Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigned last week, …
The Nasdaq 100 extended modest gains on Friday, rising 0.2% to 25,164.88, as investors balanced optimism about artificial intelligence (AI) growth with growing concerns over the sustainability of technology valuations. The rally, largely driven by the “Magnificent Seven” and their AI-linked ventures, is …
USD/JPY trades in a tight range near 146.80 to 147.20, with traders digesting key macro developments from both the U.S. and Japan. Earlier this week, Federal Reserve officials offered mixed views on the rate outlook, keeping yield volatility elevated. Meanwhile, …
Ethereum (ETH/USD) opens the week consolidating near $4,300, with markets watching for a decisive move above the $4,340 to $4,385 resistance zone. The setup comes in the face of shifting macro conditions and evolving crypto market dynamics, including renewed speculation …
Gold (XAU/USD) enters the week with bullish momentum after confirming a breakout above the $3,750 to $3,760 consolidation zone. The move comes on the heels of macroeconomic surprises last week, including a sharp drop in U.S. jobless claims and an …
The euro traded around $1.1738 on Friday, as implied volatility in the options market dropped to its lowest level in nearly a year. Three-month implied volatility for EUR/USD fell to 6.470%, marking its weakest point since November 2024. Despite the …
The euro opens the week with mild upward pressure against the U.S. dollar, trading near 1.1710–1.1725. While recent softness in the dollar has supported EUR/USD, macroeconomic uncertainty and cautious sentiment around Federal Reserve policy continue to shape price action. Traders …
Bitcoin (BTC/USD) opens the week near $110,000, with traders watching macroeconomic signals and crypto sentiment for directional cues. As global markets digest mixed data and central banks weigh policy shifts, the price action of Bitcoin reflects broader uncertainty as it …
Gold (XAU/USD) continues to attract bullish interest as macroeconomic uncertainty and dovish central bank expectations fuel demand for safe-haven assets. With U.S. economic data showing signs of softening and speculation mounting around a potential Federal Reserve rate cut, traders are …
After recent rate cuts and shifting expectations around central bank policy, investors are watching fresh data from the U.S. and Europe for signs of how much easing lies ahead. Global economic growth concerns, inflation trajectories and geopolitical undercurrents continue to …
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