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
Yesterday, Federal Reserve official Bessent said, “At the September meeting, we should make a large 0.5% interest rate cut.”In addition, President Trump said, “U.S. interest rates should be 1%.”These comments …
The U.S. July CPI (Consumer Price Index) came in lower than expected yesterday, which pushed the euro up from around 1.1600 to 1.1697. However, it failed to reach the August …
In the Tokyo market, a rise in stock prices increased risk appetite, pushing the dollar/yen up to around 148.50. Later in New York, the U.S. CPI (Consumer Price Index) came …
Gold prices had been falling after reports that there would be no tariffs on gold bars. However, prices turned upward. This happened because the U.S. July CPI (Consumer Price Index) …
At the start of the week, U.S. long-term interest rates went down, and this led to buying of the euro, pushing it up to 1.1675. After that, the price fell …
Yesterday, with the Tokyo market closed, U.S. long-term interest rates fell at the start, and USD/JPY dropped to 147.36. Later, selling of the yen pushed the pair up to 148.24 …
On the weekend of the 15th, the U.S. and Russia will hold a leaders’ meeting in Alaska. Hopes for a ceasefire in Ukraine caused gold selling. Also, the U.S. announced …
After the U.S. jobs report last week, the euro went up but did not fully close its earlier price gap. It broke above the 1.15 mid-level, which was seen as …
Last week, the dollar–yen dropped to 146.62 after falling sharply following the previous week’s jobs report. After that, it tried to recover some losses but could not reach 148 yen, …
Last weekend, there were some news reports saying that tariffs would also be added to gold bullion. This caused panic buying in the gold market. People were surprised because many …
