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Gold Kicks Off a Volatile Week with a Bullish Rebound After Disappointing U.S. Jobs Data… Will the Fed’s September Playbook Shift? Gold’s movement last week fluctuated between persistent downside pressure from a stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields on one side, and a sharp end-of-week rebound

Stocks are extending losses as we move through Friday morning. It has been a bruising week for European indices, the Eurostoxx 50 index is currently down 1.6%, and is lower by 2.25% in the past week, the Cac and the Dax index are also extending losses. The sell-off is broad based, it is led by indus

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XAU/USD Gold price falls for the second day, as growing optimism over possible US-EU trade deal continues to fuel risk appetite and deflates safe-haven demand. Fresh weakness emerged after bulls failed to register a clear break above trendline resistance (daily chart triangle’s upper boundary) with

GBP/USD may find the initial support at a two-month low at 1.3365.The 14-day Relative Strength Index stays below the 50 level, reinforcing the bearish bias.The primary barrier appears around the upper boundary of the descending, aligned with the nine-day EMA of 1.3460. The GBP/USD pair edges higher

GBP/USD draws support from a modest USD pullback, though the upside potential seems limitedReduced Fed rate cut bets and trade jitters could underpin the safe-haven buck and cap the major.Friday’s weaker UK GDP reaffirms August BoE rate cut bets and could act as a headwind for the GBP. The GBP/USD p

Review President Trump’s latest tariff threats could put a stop to stocks’ winning streak. Late Thursday, Trump said the U.S. would put a 35% levy on Canadian imports, up from the current 25% rate. — Live updates, “Stock Market Today: Dow Slips After Trump Threatens 35% Canada Tariffs,” www.wsj.com,

Sterling finds itself in a delicate spot following last week’s government U-turn. An inability of the Labour leadership to force through even modest cuts to welfare spending is alarming, as this almost guarantees that additional tax hikes will need to be forthcoming in the autumn budget. The OBR yes

Markets are starting to hear a little more from the European Central Bank about the strength of the Euro (USD), ING's FX analyst Chris Turner notes. USD is set to remain vulnerable over the weekend "The general view seems to be that a quick EUR/USD move through 1.20 would be a concern. For reference

Summary The low hiring rate suggests firms have been keeping a lid on headcount through the passive means of hiring freezes and natural attrition. As demand for new workers remains under pressure, layoffs need to stay low to keep payrolls expanding at a solid rate and the unemployment rate from risi