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EUR/USD: Safe haven Dollar holds gains – Rabobank Commerzbank’s Thu Lan Nguyen notes that negotiations between the United States and Iran have failed while Washington threatens a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, risking a sharper global shortage of Oil and gas. Despite this, Brent trades just above 100 USD and EUR/USD below 1.17, suggesting markets still expect eventual de-escalation and thus keep risk premia contained.

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Gold is in a rising channel but facing rejection near 4600. Short-term pullback likely — sell near resistance, buy dips near support Momentum is slowing

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AUD/USD 4hr analysis Overview : AUD/USD has started recovering after a strong fall and is now holding above the 0.6840 support level. The recent price action shows buyers stepping in, forming a base and pushing price higher toward 0.7060, which supports a short-term bullish outlook. Biasness AUD/USD remains bullish as rising inflation from oil prices supports further rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of Australia. if the US Consumer Price Index weakens the USD, the pair can move higher. Key Levels: R1: 0.7100 R2: 0.7145 S1: 0.6840 S2:0.6760

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WTI Crude Oil This WTI Crude Oil chart highlights how geopolitical developments, particularly statements from Donald Trump regarding Iran, are driving sharp price volatility. The market initially reacted bullishly on escalating tensions, pushing prices toward resistance, but quickly reversed after signs of a ceasefire, triggering a steep sell-off. The chart clearly reflects how uncertainty around war continuation or resolution can significantly impact oil prices, with upside potential if conflict persists and downside risk if tensions ease.

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