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Gold repeats the pattern seen in mid-2011

Gold repeats the pattern seen in mid-2011

Gaining nearly 7% since Monday, gold is recording its strongest nominal growth in history and one of its most powerful weeks in terms of momentum. Gold is now within striking distance of the psychologically important $5,000 per ounce mark, which was unthinkable just a couple of years ago when the market was resting at $2,000.
FxPro | 4 days ago
Gold approaches $5,000

Gold approaches $5,000

History may rhyme, but this time it’s playing in fast-forward. Investors recognise how this tale ends. After Donald Trump backed down from his tariff threats against Europe, the “sell America” trade gave way to renewed appetite for U.S. assets.
FxPro | 4 days ago
GBPJPY under pressure near 18-year high

GBPJPY under pressure near 18-year high

GBPJPY faces resistance at multi-year highs. Upward-sloping channel intact for multiple months; supported by 20-day SMA. Momentum indicators signal fading positive bias in near term.
XM Group | 4 days ago
Crypto: on the sidelines of optimism

Crypto: on the sidelines of optimism

The total capitalisation of the crypto market has changed little over the past two days, fluctuating mainly just above the $3T level. The crypto market remains largely on the sidelines of the positive dynamics in stocks and metals.
FxPro | 4 days ago
Yen Under Pressure as BoJ Stands Pat, Aussie Rallies on Strong Data

Yen Under Pressure as BoJ Stands Pat, Aussie Rallies on Strong Data

FX markets remain Yen-focused as the BoJ holds policy, keeping the currency under pressure. USD/JPY and Yen-crosses like EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY remain elevated, supported by yield differentials and risk appetite. AUD/USD rises on strong Australian data, while USD/CAD is capped by firm oil. Near-term direction hinges on BoJ signals, US data, and policy divergence.
Moneta Markets | 4 days ago
Cryptos remain laggards with a weak rebound

Cryptos remain laggards with a weak rebound

The crypto market cap grew by less than 1% to $3.04 trillion. Since October, it has become the norm for cryptocurrencies to pay particular attention to negative news and react weakly to positive news.
FxPro | 5 days ago
The dollar played out the TACO trade

The dollar played out the TACO trade

The US dollar got the upper hand after Donald Trump's speech in Davos. The US president announced that there was some framework for a deal on Greenland and that he was abandoning his intention to impose additional tariffs on a number of European countries.
FxPro | 5 days ago
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