Gold faces selling pressure below $2,900 amid equity declines, Fed policy outlook, and Trump’s economic comments.
Bitcoin falls below the 200-day MA at $83,370, testing key retracement levels, with bearish momentum increasing.
EUR/JPY falls near 159.00 as Yen strengthens; BoJ rate hike expected; Euro struggles amid German debt concerns.
Inflation expectations rise slightly, financial concerns grow, and markets decline as uncertainty impacts spending and job outlooks.
EUR/GBP rose sharply amid German fiscal concerns, but UK data and BoE stance may limit gains.
Tech stocks decline, semiconductors struggle, healthcare gains, Tesla drops, market cautious, investors seek stability and diversification.
The Bank of Canada is expected to cut rates by 25 basis points, impacting USD/CAD and economic conditions.
Employment Trends Index rose slightly to 108.56 but hit lowest since October, signaling potential labour market weaknesses.
USD/JPY declined from 157 to 148, driven by narrowing yield differentials and volatility, favouring JPY strength. Target: 145.
USDCHF trades lower amid declining yields, testing support at 0.8758, with resistance at 0.87868 and 0.88174.
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