Wall Street came roaring back on Tuesday. Traders suddenly seemed a lot more confident that the Fed’s going to cut rates soon, and you could feel that energy everywhere. People started shifting their positions ahead of this week’s big inflation
Gold prices (XAU/USD) kept climbing in Asian trading on Wednesday, holding steady above $4,200. The metal’s rally isn’t just momentum—it’s traders betting hard on another Fed rate cut next week. The weak US Dollar is making gold even more attractive,
On Wednesday, markets surged as traders returned to their usual pattern of investing in risky trades because of the enthusiasm they found in positive economic signals and a brief break from global tensions. Asian and European shares surged at the
AUD/USD started Tuesday’s Asian session on the front foot, snapping back from Monday’s mild dip and hanging comfortably around the mid-0.6500s. The pair is up just over 0.10% today, building on a recovery that started after last month’s lows. Right
West Texas Intermediate took a hit, dipping to about $59.25 in Tuesday’s Asia trading. With the US dollar gaining ground, crude feels the heat—pushing near-term views deeper into negative territory. Traders are waiting for the latest API Weekly Crude Oil
EUR/JPY rises near 180.70 as traders snap up the pair after three straight days of losses. Buyers stepped in once the price bounced off the 180.00 level, and now everyone’s watching for the latest Eurozone inflation numbers (HICP) to set
December didn’t start off well for crypto. Right out of the gate, big tokens tumbled. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a bunch of altcoins all slid hard during the Monday morning rush in Asia. Why? Yearn Finance dropped news of an “incident”
During Asian market hours on Monday morning, gold (XAU/USD) continued to rise, hovering around $4,230. The metal’s been riding a wave of speculation that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates in December. Everyone’s got their eyes on the
Early on Monday in Asia, the USD/CAD pair slightly increased and returned to 1.3980. It’s a bit of a stubborn move, especially since Canada just dropped stronger economic numbers. Still, the US Dollar just can’t seem to break out, with
The Aussie dollar just won’t quit. Friday marked its sixth day in a row climbing against the US dollar, and the reason’s pretty clear—October’s inflation numbers came in hotter than anyone expected. Prices keep rising, now four months straight, and
WTI crude is hanging tough around $59 a barrel in Friday’s Asian session, logging its third straight day in the green. The mood? Cautiously optimistic. Every development in the peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine is being closely monitored by
USD/CAD is firm and holding onto mild gains this Friday in the Asia Market. It is holding near 1.4030. The US Dollar’s getting a little lift, but not much—everyone’s still betting on a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. All