Gold may receive support and rise locally
The price of gold has been consolidating in a range for a considerable period against the backdrop of the Middle East conflict. But the situation could change.
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Markets act irrationally on eve of major war in Middle East (EUR/USD might decline lower, and oil prices might rise)
Markets remain in turmoil, and this will not end until the situation in the Middle East is finally de-escalated. The second round of talks between Iran and the United States.
Global market shifts to take place? (USD/JPY may show limited decline and gold may start narrow-range movement)
Donald Trump continues to threaten Iran, setting conditions for the end of the war and promising new "hellish punishments." Yet, it appears that he himself is in a powerless state.
Oil and dollar poised to rally on Trump's mixed messages
It seems few market participants fully understand — let alone trust — the US president anymore. His back-and-forth behavior only reinforces the likelihood of a ground operation. Now the question.
Trump continues to maneuver to achieve his goal, promising anything. Renewed rises in gold and oil become possible
D. Trump again promises the end of the war even if the Strait of Hormuz remains under Iran's control. Should these statements be believed, or is this just maneuvering.
Is the Dollar Set for Strong Growth? (There is potential for renewed USD strength and a decline in EUR/USD)
The prolongation of the Middle East conflict is holding back the decline in crude oil prices, despite the fact that major oil-producing countries have released their strategic reserves. The indecision.
Oil prices are likely to resume rising (there is a possibility of renewed growth in crude oil prices and a decline in the EUR/USD pair)
Markets are very eager to believe that Trump's desire to achieve peace in the Middle East will be realized. But how realistic is it? And could it simply.
When gold to stop its slump resume strong rally. (Gold to rebound after local decline while AUD/USD expected to extend its slide)
Gold prices have been falling steadily since the Fed's policy decision in early March. This sell-off has not even been arrested by the outbreak of war in the Middle East.
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GBP/USD. The Pair Is Under Pressure Again
The British currency remains under pressure from the broader market trend, where the key driver is the movement in crude oil prices. Rising oil prices support the pound against.
Emergency measures by US and Saudis calm markets (USD/JPY may fall and GBP/USD may rise)
In the face of ongoing hostilities, oil has steadied after a near 30% jump on Monday to about $120 per barrel. The United States began emergency measures to curb.
Markets continue to react nervously to the Middle East crisis (there is a possibility of further declines in the EUR/USD and GBP/USD pairs)
The war in the Middle East continues and, apparently, will only intensify for some time, which will undoubtedly be an important supporting factor, primarily for oil prices. Thus.
EUR/USD. The Pair May Resume Growth Next Week
Updated U.S. labor market data will be released next week. If they again show weakness—which is the more likely scenario—expectations for an imminent interest rate cut will rise once more.
The Cryptocurrency Market Collapse Is Not Over Yet (There Is a Probability of Gold Prices Resuming Growth and Bitcoin Declining)
Financial markets remain in a phase of broad uncertainty due to domestic political struggles in America, as well as heightened geopolitical tensions. Nearly a year ago, the U.S. president's voluntaristic.
Trump versus globalist Fed: who to prevail? (Renewed gold rally and fall in USD/JPY remain possible)
The confrontation between D. Trump and the Fed continues, albeit beneath the surface. While the external feud has subsided in anticipation of J. Powell's departure as current Fed chair.
Markets Are Preparing for the Release of the U.S. Employment Report (A Resumption of Growth in EUR/USD and Gold Prices Is Expected)
Ahead of the release of the key U.S. employment report, which will be published tomorrow, Wednesday, markets are generally showing consolidation, reflecting participants' reluctance to take excessive risks.
Gold, oil, and BTC plunge in sync. What comes next?
Global markets opened on Monday with new sell?offs in metals, cryptocurrencies, and crude oil, extending Friday's negative trend. What lies behind this, and when will these bearish sentiments end? First.
Trump "Doesn't Need" a Strong Dollar (There's a Chance for a Resurgence in EUR/USD and GBP/USD After Local Correction)
On Tuesday, the American president unexpectedly stated that he is not concerned about the weakening of the national currency. Following such a statement, the dollar intensified its downward trend, which.
Trump's geopolitical push spurs gains in gold, EUR/USD
Trump operates on the "one step back, two steps forward" principle in pursuing his goals, a pattern that is vividly on display in his latest statements after he "promised" Europe.
Demand for gold and stocks will remain, while demand for cryptocurrencies and the dollar will stay weak (there is a possibility of a renewed rise in gold prices and a decline in Bitcoin)
Despite a certain easing of geopolitical tensions after D. Trump's speech at the Davos forum, as they say, a residue remains. Yes, the U.S. president stated that he would.
Demand for gold and stocks persists, while crypto and dollar remain weak (possible renewed gold rally and further Bitcoin decline)
Despite some easing of geopolitical tension after Donald Trump's speech at Davos, a residue remains. Yes, the US president said he would not occupy Greenland, but he also made.
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