Following the Memorial Day holiday in America, the S&P 500 experienced a positive trading session on Tuesday.
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During Tuesday's trading session, natural gas prices experienced a mild decline in lackluster trading activity.
The British pound has displayed considerable volatility against the Japanese yen Tuesday, primarily due to the Bank of Japan's emergency meeting.
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During Tuesday's trading session, gold markets experienced a slight pullback, causing a breakdown towards the $1950 level.
The Australian dollar initially experienced a decline in Tuesday's trading session but later demonstrated resilience and fought back.
The EUR/USD exchange rate entered a shortened week due to turbulence, under pressure near its lowest levels in two months and with key technical support levels in sight
XAU/USD Gold Futures fell during the quiet Memorial Day holiday session.
For three trading sessions in a row, the bulls settle in the US dollar currency pair against the Japanese yen USD/JPY in the vicinity of the resistance level 140.91, its highest in six months
The GBP/USD exchange rate entered the new week's trading near its lowest level in two months around the 1.2332 support level.
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The Turkish lira is facing pressure, one day after the announcement of the victory of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for a second term.
The USD/CAD remains within the upper tier of its short and mid-term price charts, and nervous buying is keeping the pair rather stubborn.
The NZD/USD finds its value near levels it has not seen since the middle of November last year.
The GBP/USD was flat on Tuesday morning as the market prepared for more volume after Monday’s UK and US public holidays.
The EUR/USD pair was little changed on Monday amid low liquidity since US markets were closed for the Memorial Day weekend.
The Australian dollar drifted upwards as investors bought the dip.