[XAU/USD] Drop After U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Last week, after gold hit a record high, some selling happened before the U.S. jobs report. But even after the report, gold stayed strong and went above its record.The August …
Economic indicators and announcements (Retail and vehicle sales)
Retail & Vehicle Sales – The Hidden Market Movers!What do shopping receipts and car sales have to do with Forex & Gold prices? More than you think! Watch now to …
[EUR/USD] Dollar Selling Continues
After the EU tariff agreement on July 28, the euro fell from 1.1770 to 1.1390. Later, after the U.S. July jobs report, it recovered to 1.1730, but since then it …
[USD/JPY] After Filling the Price Gap, Moves Again
Yesterday, weak results from the August private jobs report and new jobless claims caused the dollar to fall, but it was quickly bought back. Before today’s U.S. jobs report, some …
[XAU/USD] Focus on U.S. Jobs Report
Before today’s August U.S. jobs report, gold faced selling pressure in the Tokyo market yesterday. But later, the August private jobs report and new jobless claims showed weaker results than …
[GBP/USD] Rebound After Drop
The British pound fell sharply the day before because of worries about government finances and politics. But yesterday, the pound rebounded as traders bought it back. Recently, Prime Minister Starmer …
[USD/JPY] Job Weakness
In the Tokyo market, the dollar-yen first went up. Worries about Japanese politics and higher U.S. interest rates pushed it to the upper 148 level. But comments from Bank of …
[XAU/USD] Job Weakness Pushes Interest Rates Lower
After reaching a new record high, gold stayed strong.Yesterday, the U.S. job openings report for August was weaker than expected. Because of this, people think the Federal Reserve may cut …
[GBP/USD] Fiscal Concerns
In the Tokyo market, the British pound started weak. Rising U.S. long-term interest rates and selling pressure pushed it down from around 1.35. When the London market opened, selling increased …
[USD/JPY] Weak Yen and Strong Dollar
Yesterday in the Tokyo market, the yen started weaker. BoJ Deputy Governor Himino said, ‘Risks and uncertainty will not disappear.’ The market thought the Bank of Japan will not rush …