A clear explanation of daily buying and selling points. This is a summary of the author’s own market views, and final decisions regarding actual investments and trading should be made at your own discretion.
Updated daily
U.S. long-term interest rates briefly fell due to concerns over tariffs under the Trump administration but later started rising again, leading to stronger selling of gold. Trump denied reports that …
Last year, the GBP/JPY showed steady movement, starting around 184 yen, rising to the low 208 yen range, then dropping to around 180 yen before recovering to 200 yen. However, …
On January 2, the first trading day of the year, the dollar strengthened against the yen, reaching 157.77 yen before falling back to 156.44 yen. In the New York market, …
At the start of the year, gold buying was strong, but the next day, prices began to drop. This was due to the U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing Index being lower than …
Under the Trump administration, higher tariffs and political instability in Germany and France are expected to weaken the euro further. Additionally, with the economy slowing down, the European Central Bank …
Last year, the USD/JPY exchange rate started at 140.80 yen and climbed to 161.95 yen before dropping to 139.58 yen. It closed near the high at around 158 yen. Overall, …
Last year, the price of gold started at a low of around $2,000 and rose to a peak near $2,800. It was almost a steady upward trend. This increase was …
Yesterday, the euro rose in the European market, supported by rising stock prices, reaching 1.0457. However, U.S. long-term interest rates fell. When the Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Index was released and …
Yesterday, in the Tokyo market, USD/JPY faced resistance at 158.07 yen, close to last weekend’s high of 158.08 yen. This confirmed the difficulty in breaking above the 158-yen level. In …
Yesterday, the NY Dow fell by over 700 points at one point, which increased risk-off sentiment and caused gold prices to rise. Many market participants are still on holiday after …
