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Dollar Index rebounds strongly from 97.50, reclaiming the key 98.00 level and invalidating the mid‑July bearish FVG.Markets now eye the 98.95–99.50 resistance zone, with FOMC, NFP, and Core PCE releases acting as pivotal catalysts this week.Bullish continuation depends on holding 98.40–98.50, while

The Australian Dollar holds ground due to a risk-on mood following the US-EU trade deal.The United States and China are expected to extend their tariff truce by another three months.Traders await Australian Q2 CPI data due on Wednesday, seeking impetus for the next RBA interest rate decision. The Au

US natural Gas prices rebounded after three days of losses, supported by a smaller-than-expected storage build. Lower inventory growth may signal tighter supply dynamics in the weeks ahead, ING's commodity experts Ewa Manthey and Warren Patterson note. Gas rises as EIA reports smaller-than-expected

The US Dollar maintains a moderate bullish trend against the Canadian Dollar, buoyed by the cautious market mood.Higher US inflation and hopes of higher Fed rates for longer are underpinning the US Dollar.The recent decline in Oil prices is adding negative pressure on the commodity-sensitive Loonie.

Alibaba stock price serves as a key metric for this Chinese tech giant’s capital market performance. Whether tracking its Hong Kong shares (9988.HK) or US listings (BABA), price fluctuations reflect the market’s collective assessment of Alibaba’s financial health, business growth, and external facto

XAG/USD Silver hit the highest in nearly 14 years on Monday, testing levels above $39 as strong bullish acceleration extends into third consecutive day. Growing uncertainty over US tariffs and weak economic outlook continue to fuel demand and underpin the price. Fresh rally broke above recent $35.30

The Euro (EUR) is soft and entering Wednesday’s NA session marginally lower against the US Dollar (USD), hovering just above the 1.17 level at which it has found support so far this week, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret note. Yield spreads stabilize & offer suppo

Positive start in Europe on trade talk optimism.Copper spikes as Trump outlines potential 50% tariff.Chinese inflation on the rise, but market response remains muted. A positive start in Europe this morning as traders position themselves in anticipation of a potential breakthrough in trade talks bet

Markets The US yesterday made a next step in the strategy that it considers necessary to ‘eliminate the Trade Deficit disparity’ with trading partners. The US sent letters to 14 trading partners informing them of new tariffs it will impose on August 1. The tariffs are mostly close to, sometimes slig

Markets are increasingly fretful about the UK's apparent inability to pass even modest spending cuts. Labour MPs revolted against the trimming of welfare spending proposed by their government, and the unpleasant reaction in long-end gilts provided a second stinging rebuke to Starmer. This means that