Author
Saqib Iqbal
Bio

Saqib Iqbal is a financial market analyst, serving the industry since 2011. The author is a mentor, providing training to individuals and organizations. Moreover, Saqib is a successful proprietary funds trader, managing a six-figure sum with an average annual ROI of 45%.

Fundamental Analysis

Interest Futures Collapse as Iran War Fears and Inflation Concerns Lift Yields

Interest futures collapsed Thursday as oil prices soared after Trump made remarks that pointed to a prolonged war with Iran. At the same time, prices plunged while yields rose after the US released hotter-than-expected consumer inflation numbers that increased expectations for a Fed rate hike. Traders are now looking forward to wholesale inflation data.  Since Read More…

Fundamental Analysis

Oil Plunges as Trump’s Midterm Loss Raises Hopes for Iran War Resolution

Oil prices collapsed on Wednesday after Trump lost the midterm elections, increasing the odds of ending the Iran war. JD Vance blamed the war for their loss. Moreover, experts believe Democrats will now pressure the president to end the expensive war. Elsewhere, market participants are looking forward to the US non-farm payrolls report. Brent futures Read More…

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Fundamental Analysis

Gold Futures Soar as Democrats Win US Midterm Elections

Gold futures are recovering after plummeting from a record high of $5,595 an ounce in January. On November 4, spot gold traded around $4,000, up about 1% amid a weaker US dollar and falling Treasury yields. However, the broader fundamental picture remains mixed, with monetary policy, geopolitical developments, and institutional demand shaping the market outlook. Read More…

Fundamental Analysis

Currency Futures Trade Sideways as Traders Brace for US Midterm Elections

Currency futures were range-bound on Monday as market participants remained cautious ahead of the US midterm elections. At the same time, traders are eagerly awaiting the US non-farm payrolls report and major central bank policy meetings.  Last week, traders focused on reports of talks in the Middle East, leaving currency futures mixed. Moreover, major central Read More…