Gold (XAU/USD) daily chart The threat of a trade war, escalating geopolitical tensions, and just the right amount of uncertainty has been a good recipe for gold to surge higher since the turn of the year. In January, the challenge was about staying above the 100-day moving average (red line) but with Treasury yields falling
As a devoted coffee addict, I couldn’t help but notice that the price of my favorite espresso—or even a double espresso—has been creeping up over the past year. I’ve seen the same trend with my monthly coffee bean purchases. So, what’s going on with this divine elixir? Coffee prices have soared to record highs, driven
UPCOMING EVENTS: Monday: NYFed Inflation Expectations. Tuesday: US NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, Fed Chair Powell Testimony. Wednesday: US CPI, Fed Chair Powell Testimony, BoC Meeting Minutes. Thursday: Japan PPI, UK GDP, Switzerland CPI, US PPI, US Jobless Claims, New Zealand Manufacturing PMI. Friday: US Retail Sales, US Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization. Wednesday The
XRP saw brief gains above 4% following reports of the launch of XRP Depository Receipts. The receipts function similarly to an ETF, providing investors access to XRP’s price without holding the asset. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is among prominent names being considered for the White House Crypto Council. XRP could rally to tackle a key wedge’s
Ethereum price today: $2,590 Ethereum bears lead the market as President Trump announces plans for reciprocal tariffs on several countries next week. ETH’s decline mirrors that of the S&P 500, underscoring crypto’s rising correlation with the US stock market. Ethereum could decline to $1,200 if it breaks a descending channel’s lower boundary line and the
Mexican Peso treads water as inflation figures hint at further easing by Banxico. Despite US payrolls falling short, a lower unemployment rate boosts the USD against the Peso. Interest rate forecasts suggest further easing in Mexico, with the Fed maintaining a cautious outlook for 2025. The Mexican Peso (MXN) reversed its course and depreciated against
Gold gains as traders react to President Trump’s threat of new reciprocal tariffs, enhancing its safe-haven status. US Nonfarm Payrolls fall short of expectations, yet a declining Unemployment Rate suggests a resilient labor market. PBoC’s increased Gold reserves and cautious comments from Fed officials contribute to the metal’s price dynamics. Gold resumed its uptrend on
Bitcoin failed to rally as BlackRock increased its stake in Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), according to a filing with the SEC. The asset manager now holds 11.2 million shares of Strategy’s stock, commanding a 5% ownership of the company. BlackRock could be aiming to indirectly leverage Strategy’s Bitcoin buying tactic to expand its BTC exposure. Bitcoin
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owe AUD/USD has experienced volatile price swings today, with the upside move testing a key swing area between 0.6287 and 0.6301—a zone where price highs have repeatedly stalled on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. A sustained break above this level is needed to strengthen the bullish bias. Conversely, if the pair remains below, focus shifts to
The U.S. jobs report will be released at 8:30 AM ET, with EUR/USD and GBP/USD trading between their 100- and 200-hour moving averages and near 50% retracement levels—technically a neutral stance. Markets await the report as a catalyst. A stronger-than-expected print (above 170K jobs, 4.1% unemployment) could trigger downside moves, while a weaker outcome may