The US Dollar Index (DXY) climbed to around 97.80 during early Asian trading on Friday, gaining momentum after former President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs targeting key trade partners. On Thursday, Trump revealed a 35% tariff on Canadian imports
EUR/JPY continues its upward trajectory, trading near 171.65 during early European hours on Friday. The Japanese Yen (JPY) shows relative weakness against the Euro (EUR) as expectations diminish for a Bank of Japan (BoJ) rate hike this year, largely due
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil slipped to around $65.75 during early Asian trading on Friday, pressured by mounting concerns over rising supply, unexpected inventory builds in the U.S., and renewed tariff threats. Crude prices came under pressure after OPEC+
The Australian Dollar (AUD) extended its gains for the third consecutive session on Thursday, supported by lingering inflation concerns and policy clarity from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). The AUD/USD pair traded around 0.6540, benefiting from a softer US
Gold (XAU/USD) edged higher for a second consecutive session on Thursday, but the upside remains capped due to conflicting market cues. After rebounding from a 1.5-week low, the metal is trading with a mild positive bias, though a lack of
The EUR/USD pair climbed toward 1.1750 during Thursday’s Asian session, rebounding from earlier losses as the US Dollar weakened following key developments in US monetary policy and trade tensions. The move comes after the release of the Federal Open Market
The Japanese Yen (JPY) continues to trade with a bearish bias on Wednesday, keeping the USD/JPY pair firm around the 147.00 mark during the Asian session. A stronger US Dollar and persistent concerns over rising trade tensions are weighing heavily
Gold (XAU/USD) dipped to a one-and-a-half-week low near $3,284 during the Asian trading session on Wednesday, weighed down by a stronger US Dollar and rising Treasury yields. Investors are increasingly convinced that recent US tariff hikes may fuel inflation, prompting
The EUR/USD pair slid to around 1.1705 during Wednesday’s Asian session, weighed down by renewed strength in the US Dollar. The Euro came under pressure following fresh tariff threats from former US President Donald Trump, which unsettled global markets and
The Australian Dollar (AUD) continues its third straight session of gains against the US Dollar (USD) on Monday, following US President Donald Trump’s move to postpone the imposition of reciprocal tariffs. A weaker USD following disappointing US retail sales data
The EUR/USD currency pair is having a hard time continuing its recent winning streak, trading in a tight range just below the 1.0500 psychological mark during the Asian session on Monday. In spite of the consolidation, the pair is still
Gold (XAU/USD) extends its intraday rally, reaching the $2,880 region during the Asian session on Monday. The gains come in response to US President Donald Trump’s plan to impose new 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, reigniting fears