Today’s Analysis

    30 April 2025
    Euro Holds Amid Diverging Eurozone Growth

    The euro traded just below the $1.14 level on Tuesday, supported by resilient Eurozone growth and inflation data. – vtmarkets.com

    30 April 2025
    Dollar Steadies as Tariff Reversal Bets Rise

    The U.S. dollar index (USDX) holds ground with markets watching closely for signs of weakness in upcoming GDP and jobs data. – vtmarkets.com

    29 April 2025
    Gold Pulls Back as Dollar Strengthens

    Gold retreats from recent highs as easing safe-haven demand and a firmer U.S. dollar weigh on sentiment. – vtmarkets.com

    28 April 2025
    SP500 Struggles for Direction Ahead of GDP

    The SP500 struggles to find momentum as global recession risks loom. – vtmarkets.com

    28 April 2025
    Euro Stuck in Range as Traders Await Key Data

    EUR/USD continues to trade narrowly between $1.13 and $1.14 ahead of crucial eurozone inflation and GDP data. – vtmarkets.com

    25 April 2025
    Gold Reverses as Safe-Haven Demand Dips

    Gold prices retreated from recent highs as signs of easing U.S.–China trade tensions reduced traders demand for safe-haven assets. – vtmarkets.com

    25 April 2025
    Nikkei 225 Climbs as Tech Surge, Yen Weakness Offset Trade Tensions

    Japan’s benchmark equity index rebounded to fresh highs on Friday, as a softer U.S. trade stance and easing yen lifted sentiment across tech and chip-related stocks. – vtmarkets.com

    24 April 2025
    NASDAQ Slips to Tariff and Fed Mixed Signals

    The NASDAQ eased from recent highs as trader confidence was shaken by mixed signals from the Trump administration on tariffs and Fed leadership. – vtmarkets.com

    24 April 2025
    US 10-Year Treasury Holds on Fed Stability

    US 10Y Treasury holds as traders weigh President Trump’s softer tariff tone, clarified by the Treasury, and reassurance around Fed independence. – vtmarkets.com

    23 April 2025
    Nikkei 225 Rallies as Trump Softens Tariff Tone

    Nikkei 225 gained ground on renewed trade optimism, softer rhetoric from U.S. leadership, and signs of stabilisation in Japan’s private sector. – vtmarkets.com

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