Gold (XAU/USD) continues its upward move during Tuesday’s European session, reaching a new daily high. The metal has recovered a large portion of the previous day’s sharp decline of more than 2%, when prices slipped toward the $4,842–$4,843 area —
The USD/CAD pair trades slightly higher near 1.3653 in the early European session on Wednesday. The pair gains modestly as the US Dollar (USD) edges up ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Minutes scheduled for 19:00 GMT. At
Gold (XAU/USD) comes under renewed selling pressure for a second consecutive day, dropping to a more than one-week low near the $4,858 region ahead of Tuesday’s European session. The metal later rebounds toward $4,900 as traders hold back from aggressive
The EUR/USD pair faces selling pressure for a second straight day on Tuesday, trading below the mid-1.1800 region during the quiet Asian session. Even so, the overall fundamentals suggest traders should be cautious about expecting a deeper decline. The US
West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the main US crude benchmark, started the week on a soft note, continuing the cautious mood seen late last week. Prices are still moving within Friday’s range. Attempts to rise above $63.00 are struggling, while support
The AUD/USD pair moved up after two days of losses, rising about 0.2% to around 0.7090 during Monday’s European session. The Australian Dollar strengthened as traders waited for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meeting minutes scheduled for Tuesday. At
The Japanese Yen gained strength after renewed verbal intervention from Tokyo officials. As a result, USD/JPY declined for the fourth consecutive session, trading near 152.90 during Asian market hours. Japan’s Vice Finance Minister for International Affairs, Atsushi Mimura, stated that
The EUR/USD pair trades in negative territory for the third consecutive day near 1.1860 during the early European session on Thursday. Traders will keep an eye on the US weekly Initial Jobless Claims data. On Friday, the attention will shift
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is set to publish the delayed January US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report on Wednesday at 13:30 GMT. The employment data is expected to spark renewed volatility in the US Dollar (USD), as
The EUR/USD pair advances toward 1.1915 in early European trading on Wednesday, supported by a softer US Dollar. Investors are likely to adopt a cautious stance later in the session as they await the delayed US January employment report, which
West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading near $63.80 during early Asian hours on Tuesday. Prices have come under pressure as fears of supply disruptions in the Middle East have softened. Market participants are now turning
The EUR/USD pair edged lower to near 1.1905 during early European trading on Tuesday, ending a two-day advance. Traders remained cautious ahead of key US economic releases, including employment and inflation data that were delayed following the recent four-day government