Today, the EUR/USD currency pair is under downward pressure due to a strengthening U.S. dollar. This decline follows recent market uncertainty, particularly as the U.S. political landscape has experienced volatility, and strong U.S. economic data has fueled demand for the dollar. The euro has also been weakened by economic concerns in Europe, including ongoing...
Global gold prices have sharply decreased as the USD Index rose to 105.5 points, marking the dollar's highest level in over four months. The decline in gold is largely driven by the strength of the USD and rising Treasury yields. Additionally, a steep drop in crude oil prices to $68 per barrel and gains in U.S. stocks have shifted investor interest toward...
On the morning of November 11, gold prices opened at $2,674 per ounce, down approximately $10 from the previous week's close. This sharp decline followed the recent election, sparking a wave of investor sell-offs and raising concerns about the future direction of the precious metal. The decline may persist for about six weeks, but medium- to long-term demand is...
The EUR/USD pair continued its decline for a second consecutive session, trading around 1.0720 during Monday's Asian trading hours. The pair was pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar and political uncertainty in Germany. If Trump's fiscal policies are implemented, they could boost investment, spending, and labor demand, raising inflation risks. This might lead the...
The EUR/USD pair is experiencing significant volatility in the forex market, currently trading around 1.0719. This volatility is influenced by both U.S. and European economic and political factors. In November, the EUR/USD pair may face pressure from both the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB) policies. Fed officials have hinted at maintaining...
After a slight uptick yesterday, global gold prices took a sharp downturn on the morning of November 9th. Spot gold declined by $24.2 to $2,685 per ounce, while gold futures fell $21.5 to $2,692 per ounce. The surge in the US dollar following the recent political shift has put significant pressure on gold prices. As markets adapt to potential policy changes,...
Currently, USD/JPY is rising as the U.S. dollar strengthens on expectations that Trump’s policies could impact Federal Reserve interest rates, driving the pair above 150. In the short term, USD/JPY may stay elevated, though long-term trends will depend on Fed rate decisions and the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) response. While BOJ maintains its loose monetary stance, the...
Today, the EUR/USD pair is under pressure due to the strength of the USD, driven by expectations of higher U.S. interest rates and recent political developments. The pair has fallen to a multi-month low, hovering between 1.0685 and 1.0680. With increased volatility around the U.S. political environment—particularly after Donald Trump’s election win—alongside a...
After news of Trump’s win broke, gold prices dropped by 3% within a single day due to the strong rebound of the U.S. dollar. This decline was primarily driven by traders anticipating that Trump’s trade policies would include higher tariffs, likely keeping interest rates elevated and making gold more expensive for holders of other currencies. According to me, gold...