The EURUSD major currency pair tumbled to near 1.0420 in Tuesday’s North American session as the US dollar strengthens amid a global sell-off in technology, power and data centre stocks, which has increased
Silver (XAGUSD) has retraced its gains, trading around $30.30 per troy ounce during the Asian session on Monday. The non-interest-bearing metal faces challenges with the upcoming US Federal Reserve policy decision this
AUDUSD attracted buyers on Friday after President Trump suggested a trade agreement with China remains within reach, reinforcing a risk-on mood. The pair advances do 0.6315, heading for its first weekly gain
The action in foreign exchange markets remain choppy on Wednesday as investors refrain from taking large positions ahead of key events. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde
The GBPUSD pair edges higher toward 1.3000 during Asian trading on Wednesday. However, the Pound Sterling faces headwinds due to declining consumer and producer inflation figures, coupled with weak labour market data
The US Dollar Index rose more than 2% in the previous week and registered its largest one-week gain of 2024. The index remains in a consolidation phase at around 102.50 in European
EURUSD remains on the backfoot on Tuesday, slightly above 1.0700, as the major currency pair comes under pressure due to expected decline in the preliminary Eurozone HICP data for June. The annual Harmonised
EURUSD recovered to near the crucial support of 1.0700 in Friday’s European trading. The major currency pair rises as the market sentiment remains positive ahead of the US core Personal Consumption Expenditure price index (PCE)
Following the previous week’s choppy action, markets remain subdued on the first trading day of June. S&P Global will release revisions to May Manufacturing PMI data for Germany, the Eurozone, the UK and
Following Thursday’s choppy action, major currency pairs are holding steady early Friday as investors gear up for key data releases. Eurostat will publish the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) and the
