Gold prices failed to capitalise on the gap higher at the start of the week with the precious metal sliding and remaining under pressure since Monday, according to MarketPulse analyst Zain Vawda.
The euro-dollar currency pair traded around 1.1560 on Friday, with EURUSD down 0.40% on the last day of the week after briefly rebounding toward 1.1590 following the release of the latest US
By Kelvin Wong The “Magnificent 7” mega-cap stocks in the US market continue to underperform since the start of the year, with the worst performer being Microsoft, with a double-digit year-to-date loss of
By Zain Vawda Bitcoin continues to toil in a landscape of intensifying geopolitical conflict and regulatory hurdles. The world’s leading cryptocurrency is struggling to maintain its footing, currently hovering around the $67,000
With the financial sector making up around 28% of the DJIA and heavyweights like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan reporting this week, Q4 bank earnings could amplify volatility and act as the next
The Hong Kong 33 CFD Index (a proxy of the Hang Seng Index futures) has staged the expected bullish breakout above its prior 4-week “Ascending Wedge” range resistance of 25,890 and hit
Gold failed to find acceptance above the $3,660 area and is trading lower, returning to $3,620, as the US dollar appreciates for the third consecutive day, with all eyes on the US
Following Monday’s volatile action, investors are clinging to a cautious stance early Tuesday, while assessing the latest developments surrounding the US tariff policy and retaliatory measures against it. The economic calendar will
Gold dipped on Friday, with XAUUSD falling roughly two-thirds of a percent and dipping back below $2,650 per ounce as market sentiment recovers from the early week’s risk-off appetite. It’s been a
West Texas Intermediate extends its gains for the third successive day, trading around $71.40 per barrel during the Asian session on Tuesday. Crude oil prices have maintained their gains following the release
