Gold prices (XAU/USD) continued to climb on Wednesday, hitting a new all-time high during the Asian session. The strong rally in gold comes as investors look for safe-haven assets amid growing global uncertainty. Concerns over renewed US-China trade tensions, the
The Australian Dollar (AUD) gained ground against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday, recovering from earlier losses as traders reacted to key comments from both the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the US Federal Reserve (Fed). The Aussie drew
Gold (XAU/USD) continued its unstoppable rally on Tuesday, climbing above the $4,100 mark and setting another all-time high. The metal remains strongly supported by renewed US-China trade tensions, ongoing geopolitical risks, and growing expectations of more Federal Reserve rate cuts—all
The UK Jobs Report, set to be released on Tuesday at 06:00 GMT, is drawing close attention from forex traders as it could shape the British Pound’s (GBP) next move against the US Dollar (USD). Markets expect the ILO Unemployment
The Australian Dollar (AUD) weakened slightly against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday as forex traders reacted to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) September meeting minutes. The RBA maintained a cautious tone, noting that interest rates remain somewhat restrictive,
The Japanese Yen is trading lower against the US Dollar as political uncertainty and global risk-taking weigh on the currency. On Monday, the Yen weakened, with the USD/JPY rate rising to 151.87—showing a steady downtrend of about 3% over the
Gold prices surged to record highs, climbing around the $4,060 mark in early Asian trading on Monday, as renewed US-China trade tensions and Federal Reserve rate cut expectations boosted investor demand for the safe-haven metal. The continued US government shutdown
Gold (XAU/USD) is trading under pressure, staying below the key $4,000 level during Friday’s Asian session. The precious metal has faced mild selling for a second straight day, but further losses seem limited as market factors continue to favor safe-haven
The GBP/USD pair is holding steady above the 1.3300 psychological level, trading near 1.3310 in Friday’s Asian session. After three days of small losses, the Pound Sterling (GBP) is regaining support, helped by the Bank of England’s (BoE) firm and
The British Pound-Japanese Yen (GBP/JPY) currency pair, a significant player in the forex market, is experiencing a notable pullback for the second consecutive day. This retreat, from its yearly high of around 205.30 reached earlier this week. It is a
The Japanese yen (JPY) recovered marginally from its recent seven-month low versus the US dollar (USD) on Thursday during the Asian session. However, given the growing uncertainty surrounding Japan’s fiscal and monetary outlook, the move lacked strong bullish conviction. As
During Thursday’s Asian session, gold (XAU/USD) fell, signalling an end to its recent surge that sent prices to new all-time highs of about $4,060. Following reports of a peace deal between Israel and Hamas, the demand for conventional safe-haven assets