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26 May 2025

Since April, Microsoft ($MSFT) has risen 27% from the entry point indicated by the blue box

Microsoft shows a 27% rise since April; technical analysis suggests short-term weakness before potential rebound.

26 May 2025

Amid reduced trading volumes, USD/CAD remains stable above 1.3700 as trade tensions alleviate

Canadian Dollar retreats after gains; markets eye BoC rate decision, US Fed minutes, and GDP data.

26 May 2025

As US markets remain closed for a public holiday, gold prices decline towards $3,333

Gold prices dipped amid tariff delays and dollar weakness, with support seen at $3,307 and $3,258.

26 May 2025

GBP/USD began strong, peaking close to 1.3600, but may face a downward correction soon

GBP/USD surged past 1.3500 amid USD weakness and bullish signals, driven by Trump’s EU tariff threats.

26 May 2025

As trade tensions between the EU and US ease, EUR/JPY rises to around 163.00

EUR/JPY rises to 162.60 amid eased US-EU trade tensions and strong German GDP revision.

26 May 2025

According to Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategist, GBP approaches 1.36, marking its highest level since early 2022

Pound Sterling edges higher amid quiet trading; resistance near 1.3595 with strong support on minor dips.

26 May 2025

Following a pleasant conversation with von der Leyen, the EU has eased tariffs, influencing the EUR

EU tariff reprieve boosts European stocks, strengthens EUR/USD; Bitcoin surges, gold capped despite prior gains.

26 May 2025

The Canadian Dollar remained stable in the low 1.37 range, outperforming several major currencies

Canadian Dollar strengthens as US Dollar weakens; rare CAD-equity correlation and inflation concerns influence outlook.

26 May 2025

Amid a tariff delay, the USD weakens as Trump’s 50% EU tariffs are postponed to July 9

Trump’s EU tariff delay lifts market sentiment; USD softens, Euro consolidates, Bitcoin rebounds, gold holds steady.

26 May 2025

Royal Bank could continue its earnings-beat trend in the forthcoming report, warranting attention from investors

Royal Bank’s rising estimates and strong earnings surprises suggest bullish sentiment ahead of its 2025 report.

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