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Trump rejects Iran plan, risk markets remain relatively calm

Trump rejects Iran plan, risk markets remain relatively calm

US President rejects fresh Iran proposal, risk of renewed hostilities rises; Newsflow triggers muted risk-off reaction; oil bounces higher; US equities remain buoyant ahead of key US data and Warsh’s Senate vote; Dollar/yen rises, fresh intervention likely; pound awaits Starmer’s next move;
XM Group | 179 hari yang lalu
America’s AI Spending Boom Is Turning Into a Technological Arms Race

America’s AI Spending Boom Is Turning Into a Technological Arms Race

America’s largest technology firms have already doubled their AI-related spending compared with the whole of 2025, accelerating the global race for technological dominance. Capital is flowing not only into AI models, but also into data centers, semiconductors and energy infrastructure, reinforcing the technology sector’s growing influence over global equity markets.
Headway | 181 hari yang lalu
Yen Stabilises, but Intervention Risks Remain

Yen Stabilises, but Intervention Risks Remain

USD/JPY is holding near 156.83 on Friday. Despite heightened volatility in recent sessions, the yen is set to end the week broadly unchanged. Fears of intervention and Tokyo's firm rhetoric have failed to support a sustained strengthening of the currency.
RoboForex | 182 hari yang lalu
Markets Turn Cautious Ahead of U.S. NFP Report

Markets Turn Cautious Ahead of U.S. NFP Report

U.S. stocks closed lower on Thursday, as Intel and other chip stocks pulled back after earlier gains, while uncertainty surrounding U.S.-Iran peace talks also weighed on the broader market. The Dow fell 0.63%, the S&P 500 dropped 0.38%, and the Nasdaq declined 0.13%. U.S. Treasury yields rose in volatile trading, while the dollar recovered early losses and remained firm against most major currenci
ATFX | 182 hari yang lalu
Gold, Oil and the Quiet Rewriting of the Global Financial Order

Gold, Oil and the Quiet Rewriting of the Global Financial Order

Gold and oil have become the defining assets of 2026, reflecting far more than simple commodity cycles. From Middle Eastern tensions to shifting monetary expectations, markets are increasingly questioning the future role of the US dollar itself. As confidence in existing financial structures slowly evolves, real assets may once again become the foundation of global monetary power.
Headway | 182 hari yang lalu