US economic strength and Middle East oil shocks favor the Dollar, while Eurozone political instability and high energy costs drive parity. Divergent Paths of Economic and Political Stability The current macroeconomic landscape suggests a stark
The US Dollar Index (DXY) has climbed past the 100 mark today, marking a first in 2026. The move is underpinned by a tense macroeconomic and geopolitical environment, with the ongoing Middle East conflict serving
Given the clear daily uptrend and the bearish Japanese yen sentiment seen across the FX markets today, CHFJPY currency pair be expected to rise to the next resistance level 116.00 (target for the completion of
Subheading: Why traders are caught between structural restraint and fear. Recent months have highlighted a familiar contradiction in the oil market. Official production guidance continues to point toward stability, while geopolitical headlines reinforce a sense
Given the strength of the resistance level 203.4, moderate outflows from Swiss franc on the easing of the security situation in the USA-Iran conflict and the bearish divergence on the daily Stochastic indicator, CHFJPY currency
The S&P 500 index (US SPX 500 mini on FXOpen) is trading around the 6,800 level this morning. However, market sentiment could shift sharply once the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data are released at 15:30
In last week's edition, we wrote that the price of oil would now be calling the shots and thus determining the performance of global financial markets. The last few days have confirmed this thesis –
The XAU/USD chart indicates that gold has been moving within the $5,060–$5,200 range during the last few trading sessions. Bullish perspective: the lower boundary of the long-term ascending channel — in place since early 2026
Gold didn’t creep higher in early 2026. It lunged. In late January, futures pushed through $5,500 an ounce before sellers finally stepped in. Silver, true to form, overshot even more dramatically, tagging levels above $120
The US dollar retreated only modestly from its recent highs against various other major currencies despite February’s NFP released on 6 March coming in much lower than expected at negative 92,000. This article summarises the
