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9 May 2025

The US dollar strengthened due to trade optimism, Federal Reserve reactions, and shifting negotiations with China

US dollar rises as rate cut expectations fade, UK trade deal and China talks boost market optimism.

9 May 2025

With trade optimism waning, the US Dollar strengthens, causing the Swiss Franc to weaken

USD/CHF rises as US data and trade optimism boost Dollar; Swiss Franc weakens amid risk-on sentiment.

9 May 2025

President Trump praised trade advancements with the UK, likening rate cuts to jet fuel for growth

Trump announces UK trade deal boosting US goods access, hints at China tariff talks and Fed criticism.

9 May 2025

A $25 billion auction of 30-year bonds resulted in a high yield of 4.819% compared to previous averages

U.S. sells $25B in 30-year bonds at 4.819% yield; demand mixed, auction receives D+ grade.

9 May 2025

After the Bank of England’s rate cut, Pound Sterling rose above 1.33 amid trade deal talks

Pound Sterling rises after BoE rate cut and US-UK trade deal; GBP/USD nears key resistance levels.

8 May 2025

EURUSD breaches crucial support levels, signalling potential further declines as sellers gain control

EURUSD breaks key support; sellers eye 1.11509 as next target amid technical and policy-driven pressures.

8 May 2025

In a neutral tone, the Euro remains stable around 1.1300, with traders evaluating market trends

EUR/USD trades near 1.1300 with mixed technical signals, suggesting neutral momentum and cautious market positioning.

8 May 2025

Bitcoin surpasses $100K, while Trump’s endorsement of XRP raises questions about political influences

Bitcoin hits $101K amid optimism from Trump’s UK trade move and crypto-related White House intrigue.

8 May 2025

The EIA reported a Natural Gas Storage Change of 104B in the US, exceeding forecasts

US gas storage rose, gold dipped, Ethereum surged, and USD strengthened amid trade optimism and stable rates.

8 May 2025

Optimism over trade negotiations boosts US stocks; major indices rise over 1.4%, led by Dow

US stocks surge over 1.4% on UK trade hopes; China tariffs remain a major economic concern.

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