🎬 EPISODE 1: IS GOLD STILL A “SAFE HAVEN”?
Gold just hit 123.8 million VND per tael — but is it really safe anymore?Most people still think buying physical gold is the safest way to invest. But with soaring …
[EUR/USD] Short-Term Double Top
In the Tokyo market at the start of the week, the euro rose to 1.1715, the same level as last weekend’s high, but it could not break above and then …
[USD/JPY] Focus on Short-Term Trading
Although the U.S.–Russia leaders’ meeting did not end with a ceasefire, there are signs of movement toward ending the Ukraine war, so geopolitical risk is calm for now. In the …
[XAU/USD] U.S.–Russia Leaders Meeting Did Not Reach Ceasefire
Last weekend, the meeting between U.S. and Russian leaders ended without a ceasefire.In the future, a meeting including President Zelensky is expected, but it still seems far away. As geopolitical …
Economic Calendar (18-22/08/2025)
🚨 Market Turbulence or Trading Opportunity?🌍 Major economic reports and central bank decisions are on deck this week — and markets are set to move! 📊 Volatility is building — …
[EUR/USD] Weak Dollar and Weak Yen
At the start of last week, the euro fell to 1.1590 after news that the U.S. would extend high tariffs on China for 90 days, which led to dollar buying. …
[USD/JPY] Weak Dollar and Weak Yen
Last week, USD/JPY first moved up, but later fell after the U.S. CPI was weaker than expected and Bessent, a U.S. official, said a 0.5% rate cut is needed. He …
[XAU/USD] U.S.–Russia Summit and Jackson Hole
Last weekend, the U.S. and Russia held a summit, but no peace deal was reached. This means geopolitical risks are still here, and one reason for selling gold has now …
Economic indicators and announcements (PMI)
Strong PMI 💪 = Gold Drops 📉Weak PMI 😓 = Gold Rises 📈Why? It’s all about market expectations!Watch now to find out how PMI shakes up Gold (XAU/USD)!
[EUR/USD] U.S. Inflation Concerns
Earlier, Bessent said the U.S. should cut interest rates by 0.5% at the September FOMC meeting. President Trump also said U.S. interest rates should be 1%. These comments led to …