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The EU-U.S. trade deal could have one unexpected winner: The UK
As world leaders and economists across Europe digest the news of the EU-U.S. trade agreement, some experts told CNBC that while it may be bad news for the bloc, the deal could serve as an unexpected boost to the U.K. The European Union is facing a higher 15% tariff rate on its goods imported to the
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Major, post-peak-chaos breakout in the USDX
After Friday’s comprehensive analysis, today’s issue is going to be quite brief. The reason is that there is only one major development happening right now, and what’s happening in gold is rather erratic. Gold futures spike amid market discrepancy Starting with the latter, the gold futures market is
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EUR/USD slumps on trade deal with US [Video]
In the latest TradeGateHub Live Trading session, the EUR/USD slumped following news of a trade deal with the U.S. Dale delved into the narrative surrounding the euro in light of this development and shared a chart of the DXY, which is approaching a potential trend break. He explained his rationale f
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EUR/USD under pressure despite weaker US Dollar
The EUR/USD pair dipped to 1.1738 on Friday as the US dollar staged a modest recovery, though it remains on track for a weekly decline. Investors continue to weigh developments in trade negotiations while awaiting next week’s Federal Reserve meeting. Recent reports suggest the US and EU are nearing
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Gold storage, interest rates, and Fort Knox [Video]
Even while vacationing in California for a hockey tournament, Money Metals Midweek Memo host Mike Maharrey stayed loyal to his audience, delivering another insightful "Ask Mike Anything" episode. Pre-recorded just before his trip, Maharrey tackled a range of questions from listeners—covering gold st
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Daily Broad Market Recap – July 21, 2025
Partner Center Dollar bears painted the town red almost the entire day while risk assets tossed and turned, as markets awaited the August 1 tariffs deadline. Here are headlines you may have missed in the last trading sessions! Headlines: Japan’s Upper House elections led to loss of majority for ruli
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NZD: Slight relief from inflation – Commerzbank
With an increase of 2.7%, inflation in New Zealand was slightly lower than expected by the market in the second quarter this morning, Commerzbank's FX analyst Volkmar Baur notes. Inflation is likely to remain a problem "The NZD therefore lost some ground in its initial reaction. In particular, rents
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GBP/USD falls below 1.3400 as US inflation reignites Dollar rally
US CPI rises to 2.7% YoY, first meaningful jump in five months.Core inflation sticks at 2.9%, reinforcing Fed’s cautious stance.UK growth concerns deepen as BoE rate cut bets rise to two by year-end. The GBP/USD extended its losses to four consecutive days after the latest inflation report in the Un
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US President Donald Trump: I'm disappointed but not done with Putin
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he is disappointed but not done with Russian President Vladimir Putin, per the BBC. This comment came after Trump announced plans to send weapons to Ukraine and warned of severe tariffs on Russia if Putin does not agree to a deal to end his invasion of
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Russia exports less crude oil despite a hike in production target – Commerzbank
According to Bloomberg data, Russia's seaborne crude oil exports fell to an average of 3.12 million barrels per day in the past four weeks, Commerzbank's commodity analyst Carsten Fritsch notes. Russian oil exports hit four-month low "This is the lowest level in more than four months. The increase i
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Global Markets Navigate U.S. Tariff Threats and Economic Shifts in July 2025
Global financial markets faced turbulence in early July 2025 as U.S. trade policies, corporate earnings, and macroeconomic data shaped investor sentiment. From President Donald Trump’s tariff threats against Brazil to anticipation surrounding the Federal Reserve’s upcoming meeting, several factors a
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