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The GBP/USD finished this past week showing it had the capability of sustaining a higher realm going into this weekend near the 1.36275 mark.
As the prospects of a peace deal between the USA and Iran seemed to rise again, risk assets and stocks rose last week, while energy prices took a hit. Find out if a turnaround might happen this week as we face another Trump war deadline due Thursday.
Futures prices for WTI Crude Oil finished near the $91.480 mark going into this weekend, this after touching lows near the $87.000 mark on Wednesday.
Gold, Bitcoin, Nasdaq 100 and major FX pairs trade near key technical zones as markets react to rates and risk sentiment.
As the prospects of a peace deal between the USA and Iran fade on the reluctance of both sides to adjust red lines, energies rise, but US stocks are not deterred from hitting new highs, while the Forex market finally sees a Bank of Japan intervention to prop up the Yen.
EUR/USD trades within a narrow range as Fed and ECB policy signals diverge, with price action holding near key resistance levels.
WTI crude oil reflects geopolitical tension and shifting supply flows, with price action stabilizing above key technical levels.
Nasdaq, Bitcoin and major FX pairs reflect a volatile environment, with defined levels and mixed signals between momentum and hesitation.
After touching a high of nearly 1.17915 on Monday, the EUR/USD was trading around 1.16690 on Thursday, this before going into the weekend around 1.17170.
The finish for WTI Crude Oil going into this weekend was near $93.115, this after touching a high close to 96.950 on Thursday, and having completed the previous week’s results below $84.000.
Increased expectations of a peace deal soon between the USA and Iran have pushed stocks and other risky assets higher for another week, but the bearish news over the weekend as talks break down suggest Monday is likely to open with a gap down and more risk-off sentiment.
Gold, silver, Nasdaq and major FX pairs show sensitivity to rates and geopolitics, with defined ranges and reactive price behavior.
Global markets move between optimism and uncertainty, driven by geopolitical expectations and risk sentiment. Analysis of price behavior, macro context, and key market drivers.
The GBP/USD finished this past week of trading near the 1.35177 ratio, this after testing a high within the 1.36000 vicinity earlier on Friday.
WTI Crude Oil turned lower and finished the week of trading near the $83.60 mark, this after challenging lows on Friday around $79, this as large players try to deal with dynamic conditions.
