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Spot Silver rose for a second consecutive session to fresh record highs yesterday, amid soaring safe-haven asset demand and intensified supply
Oil prices recovered slightly this week, primarily due to relief that the eight OPEC+ producer countries will 'only' increase their production
The US Dollar is posting moderate losses against the Swiss Franc on Friday.
The Pound Sterling (GBP) strives to gain ground against the US Dollar (USD) during Friday's European trading session after posting a
The only tepid and very short-lived EUR relief to Wednesday’s French political news is understandable. Despite the OAT-Bund 10Y spread falling
The Japanese Yen (JPY) came under pressure in yesterday's trading after it became clear that coalition talks in Japan are proving
EIA weekly Gas storage data shows that US Gas inventory rose by 80Bcf last week, higher than the average market expectations
Silver prices (XAG/USD) rose on Friday, according to FXStreet data.
Statistics Canada will release its Labour Force Survey on Friday, and markets are bracing for a mixed print. The Unemployment Rate
Greece Industrial Production (YoY) dipped from previous -0.5% to -2.9% in August
EUR/USD is posting moderate gains on Friday, trading right above 1.1580 at the time of writing after hitting fresh two-month lows
Gold (XAU/USD) attracts some dip-buyers in the vicinity of the overnight swing low and climbs to the top end of its
The EUR/CAD pair snaps its four-day losing streak and trades 0.13% higher to near 1.6240 during the European trading session on
Dow Jones Index futures are showing minor gains during Friday’s European morning session, but remain close to the weekly low on
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It's not much but it will be a blow to Trump's ego as he has repeatedly claimed that he deserves the
Palladium Futures: buyers reclaim control as key levels shift higherQuick read for investors and traders: Palladium has flipped from weakness to
There's not too much else happening in European morning trade but precious metals are the standout movers at the very least.
ECB's Dolenc is Slovenia's acting central bank governor. His policy stance is neutral as he previously stated that the next move
There's no specific details on what the visit will comprise of and why he is set to spend almost a week
The buying has been unrelenting since September and after a "setback" yesterday, precious metals are once again finding dip buyers in
We have delivered on the inflation targetWe are about neutral on ECB ratesNot seeing anything extraordinary in French situationAgain, they are
Negative risks to growth have not materializedECB members are just repeating the same thing over and over again. The easing cycle
Fundamental OverviewWe had a wave of profit-taking yesterday on gold and other precious metals that wasn’t triggered by any clear catalyst.
Eurostoxx +0.1%Germany DAX flatFrance CAC 40 +0.2%UK FTSE -0.2%Spain IBEX +0.5%Italy FTSE MIB +0.5%While starting the day with a more tentative
Has expressed intention to leave coalition to LDP leader TakaichiIt is extremely regrettable that LDP's solution to the issues was inadequateWants
The report says that Komeito leader, Tetsuo Saito, met with LDP president, Sanae Takaichi, this afternoon and has conveyed his intention
In the European session, we don't have much on the agenda other than a couple of low tier releases like the
German DAX futures flatFrench CAC 40 futures +0.2%UK FTSE futures -0.1%This comes after Wall Street took a bit of a breather
Confirms France GDP growth forecast of 0.7% for 2025French sentiment is not very good because of political situation, economic wise remains
Dollar firmed modestly as markets transitioned into early US session. Despite the resilience, it remain skeptical whether the greenback could stage
Volatility across major currency pairs eased in Asian session today, with markets showing a brief pause after several sessions of outsized
Domestic politics dominated global markets today, driving sharp moves in both European and Asian trading sessions. In Europe, political instability in
Japan occupies the spotlight in otherwise subdued Asian trading, with much of the region quiet due to Mid-Autumn Festival holidays. Nikkei
A week with political paralysis in Washington ended with record highs on Wall Street — a telling sign of how investors
Canadian Dollar remains the weakest major currency this week, pressured by a combination of falling oil prices and dovish stance of
Yen is paring back after a week of strong gains, as profit-taking sets in and domestic risk appetite strengthens. Japanese equities
Dollar is slightly softer today but not under heavy selling pressure. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cautioned in a CNBC interview
The ongoing US government shutdown has done little to rattle investor sentiment so far. Wall Street shrugged off the impasse, with
Dollar weakened broadly in early US trade after a sharp miss in the ADP employment report. The data amplified concerns that
Trading was relatively subdued in Asia today, with China and Hong Kong closed for holidays and little reaction seen across the
Australian Dollar is staying the day’s top performer, rallying after the RBA kept its cash rate unchanged but leaned hawkish in
Aussie rallied broadly after the RBA left policy unchanged at 3.60% but issued a statement that leaned hawkish. Traders were quick
Yen held firm as the strongest performer heading into the US session, supported by mounting speculation that the BoJ is moving
Yen jumped broadly in Asian trading today, marking a strong performance on the penultimate session of Q3. The move coincided with
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