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26 May 2025

Amid a declining US dollar, the AUD/USD pair rises close to 0.6500 during Asian trading

AUD/USD nears 0.6500 as US dollar weakens; RBA cuts may limit further Australian Dollar gains.

24 May 2025

After Trump’s tariff threats unsettled markets, EUR/USD bounced back, reaching approximately 1.1350

EUR/USD rebounds as US Dollar weakens from tariffs, fiscal concerns, and mixed economic data in both regions.

24 May 2025

As the trade conflict with the EU intensified, gold surged nearly 2% daily and 5% weekly

Gold rises nearly 5% weekly as dollar weakens; trade tensions and US debt downgrade spur demand.

24 May 2025

The Swiss Franc weakened USD/CHF, dropping to a two-week low due to heightened safe-haven interest

USD/CHF breaks lower, nearing year-to-date lows amid Swiss Franc strength and bearish technical momentum.

24 May 2025

The British Pound experiences a strong increase against the US Dollar, reaching a three-year peak.

GBP/USD hits three-year high at 1.3538, boosted by strong UK retail data and weaker US Dollar.

24 May 2025

Following Trump’s tariff threats, US Treasury yields decreased, influencing market behaviour towards ‘Sell America’ practices

Trump’s proposed tariffs on Apple and Europe rattled markets, pushing Treasury yields and dollar lower.

24 May 2025

Amid renewed tariff threats, the Dow Jones industrial average recovered from earlier substantial losses

Dow falls amid tariff threats; Trump targets Apple and Europe. Markets eye Powell speech, inflation data ahead.

24 May 2025

The net positions for AUD NC at Australia’s CFTC declined from $-49.3K to $-59.1K

Australia’s CFTC AUD net positions fell from -49.3K to -59.1K, highlighting increased investor caution.

24 May 2025

CFTC reports gold net positions in the US at $164K compared to $161.2K

Gold stays strong near $3,350; Ripple gains traction; EUR/USD rebounds amid trade tensions; Apple stock drops.

24 May 2025

CFTC data revealed an increase in US oil net positions, rising from 185.3K to 186.4K

Oil positions rise; EUR/USD rebounds; gold rallies; Apple dips; XRP strengthens; broker choice remains essential.

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