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Fed Warsh’s debut monopolizes market interest

Fed Warsh’s debut monopolizes market interest

US-Iran agreement preparations progress, but Israeli officials remain deeply dissatisfied; Lower oil prices reflect confidence in the deal, but risk assets fail to rally much; Focus on Fed Chair Warsh’s first meeting; could he upset expectations?Dollar/yen trades above 160; BoJ officials on edge about another intervention;
XM Group | hace 44
SpaceX: Investors Aren't Buying Rockets—They're Buying the Future

SpaceX: Investors Aren't Buying Rockets—They're Buying the Future

With a valuation exceeding $2 trillion, SpaceX is no longer being judged by today's earnings or revenue multiples. Investors are backing a vision where satellite connectivity, artificial intelligence and space infrastructure converge into entirely new industries. The market isn't pricing what SpaceX is—it is pricing what the world could become.
Headway | hace 44
Brent: The key to the mystery lies in TACO

Brent: The key to the mystery lies in TACO

The US dollar quickly recouped some of its losses as markets began to doubt the effectiveness of the US-Iran deal. Each side is presenting the agreement as a victory for itself, and the disagreements remain.
FxPro | hace 45
Middle East deal optimism lingers as attention shifts to the Fed

Middle East deal optimism lingers as attention shifts to the Fed

US and Iran sign MoU but risk of last-minute drama remains elevated as Israel remains unhappy; Oil prices pause drop, while the dollar recovers most of Monday’s losses; BoJ hikes as widely expected, but dollar/yen still trades above 160; RBA pauses, aussie suffers; Attention shifts to Wednesday’s crucial Fed meeting;
XM Group | hace 45
GBP/JPY (4H): Bulls may be ready for another push higher

GBP/JPY (4H): Bulls may be ready for another push higher

GBP/JPY has been trapped within a neutral structure since the sharp decline from 216.58 in late April. Although the pair failed to register a fresh higher high above the key resistance trendline at 215.32 last week, the bulls may get another chance after successfully defending support around the 50-EMA at 214.60 and the 23.6% Fibonacci.
XM Group | hace 45
Gold – The war ended, so why is gold going up?

Gold – The war ended, so why is gold going up?

The Iran peace deal should have sent gold lower—fear fading usually does. Instead, gold climbed for a third straight day to $4,319. Three new forces stepped in: a falling dollar, cheaper oil calming inflation worries, and institutional money flowing back. Wednesday's Fed decision under new chair Kevin Warsh will reveal whether this bounce has legs or if gold gives it all back just as fast.
Born2trade | hace 45