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    6 April 2025
    Following Powell’s remarks on tariffs, gold prices fell to a weekly low before partially rebounding

    Gold dips on Fed comments, job data; support seen at $2,900 if prices fall below key $3,000 mark.

    6 April 2025
    After dropping over 4%, the AUD/JPY pair approaches 88.60 amid increasing downward momentum

    AUD/JPY plunges over 4%, with technical indicators signaling continued bearish momentum and potential further downside.

    5 April 2025
    Following an unexpected Nonfarm Payrolls report, the US Dollar Index rises towards the 103 mark

    US Dollar Index rises after strong job data; bearish trend persists amid cautious Fed stance and technical resistance.

    5 April 2025
    A dramatic decline occurred in major US indices, as pre-analysis foresaw impending market corrections through tariffs

    Major indices tumble amid tariffs and tensions; Nasdaq enters bear market as support levels face serious tests.

    5 April 2025
    One of the worst trading days saw the Dow Jones lose over 2,000 points, dropping 5%

    Dow plunges 2,000 points amid trade tensions; job gains offset by rising unemployment and falling wages.

    5 April 2025
    Net positions for the S&P 500 at the CFTC improved to $-19K from $-53.4K

    S&P 500 positions improve; USD recovers; EUR/USD, GBP/USD dip; gold nears $3,000; Maker gains.

    5 April 2025
    Net positions for Japan’s CFTC JPY NC declined to ¥121.8K from ¥125.4K

    Japan’s net JPY positions fell by ¥3.6K, dropping from ¥125.4K to ¥121.8K, reports CFTC.

    5 April 2025
    The UK’s CFTC GBP NC Net Positions fell to £34.6K, decreasing from £44.3K

    Net GBP positions fell to £34.6k, signaling weaker sentiment; forex trading involves significant financial risk.

    5 April 2025
    The net positions for Australia’s CFTC AUD NC increased to $-75.9K from $-77.4K

    Australia’s AUD net positions rose modestly, signaling a slight market sentiment shift toward the currency’s strength.

    5 April 2025
    The CFTC reported a decline in US oil net positions from 180.6K to 167.7K

    Oil net positions fell from 180.6k to 167.7k, suggesting shifting market strategies and risk reassessment.

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