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The continued discrepancy between the aggressive policy of the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, which has negative interest rates, will support the survival of the bullish trend of the dollar pair against the Japanese yen.
The exchange rate of the British pound against the US dollar, GBP/USD, traded buoyantly above its recent lows yesterday, after entering the new week's trading in full swing.
The USD/BRL produced a gap lower upon opening after the weekend; the lows created early yesterday were sustained too, creating technical interest for today.
The price of gold continued its downward trend since the beginning of trading this week, in addition to the turmoil in the bond market.
In Tuesday's trading session, the Euro showed some resilience, managing to climb past the 1.09 mark, only to stumble a bit later on.
During this past Tuesday's trading session, the S&P 500 exhibited a modest rally, deftly surpassing the upper echelon of the hammer pattern that had taken form on the preceding Friday.
The AUD/USD had a bit of a dip in its value during the trading session on Thursday.
During Tuesday's trading, the GBP/USD displayed a steady upward trajectory, briefly followed by a minor retreat.
Silver's persistent upward momentum is unmistakable as it inches ever closer to its intended target: the pivotal 50-Day EMA.
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The GBP/JPY kicked off Tuesday's session with a rally, showing some initial strength.
During Tuesday's trading, the USD/JPY experienced an initial decline, only to reverse its fortunes and show signs of life.
Looking at the West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil market, it's slipped just a touch during Tuesday's session.
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Bitcoin price remained under intense pressure this week as demand, volatility, and volume continued falling.
Natural gas markets displayed limited activity during Tuesday's trading session, holding steadfast around the 50-Day EMA