Currency futures extended last week’s decline as the dollar ended its first week of gains in a while. The US dollar strengthened as trade tensions between China and the US began to fade. As a result, risk appetite improved, and demand for safe-haven currencies, such as the yen and the Swiss franc, decreased. At the Read More…
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Bitcoin Correction Is Over – New Highs In Sight?
Previous Analysis Recap (April 22nd) In our last review, we discussed: The key takeaway then was that BTC was setting up for upside provided it could hold above $87,000. As of today, BTC has confirmed that move, clearing resistance, retesting, and pushing higher. Price Update – April 28, 2025 Technical Analysis – Fresh Insights Structure: Read More…
Interest Futures Rise on Renewed Hopes for China–US Trade Deal
Interest futures extended gains on Friday as sentiment improved amid hopes of a trade deal between China and the US. The likelihood of lower tariffs hurts Treasury yields, boosting interest futures. Meanwhile, market participants are awaiting the release of US inflation and employment figures next week. US 30-year yields (Source: Bloomberg) Interest futures have had Read More…
Can Gold Futures (GC) Bullish Run Keep Going?
Context: 2025’s Market Chaos Is Gold’s Fuel Gold’s explosive rally has been fueled by macro turmoil: Gold has outperformed equities, bonds, the dollar, and even oil. That alone demands attention. Technical Analysis – Daily Chart Breakdown Trend Structure: Bullish and Intact Flag Formation or Consolidation at Highs? RSI and Momentum Indicators 🟢 Bullish Case Potential Read More…
Oil Finds Support on Hopes of US-China Agreement
Oil paused its decline on Thursday as sentiment improved on a likely trade deal between the US and China. At the same time, risk appetite improved after Trump stopped his attacks on Fed Chair Powell. However, prices fell over 2% in the previous session on reports that OPEC+ might increase output in June. The US Read More…
Gold Slips as Treasury Comments About Easing US-China Trade Fears
Gold extended Tuesday’s decline as risk appetite improved after the US Treasury Secretary’s comments on the US-China trade war. Market participants now expect a de-escalation in the trade war, which is bearish for gold. At the same time, Trump halted his attacks on Fed Chair Powell, further improving investors’ sentiment. Spot gold (Source: Bloomberg) Gold Read More…