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Gold has seen buying pressure again on Monday, as the markets continue to see a lot of noise from geopolitical events, central banks and interest rate policy, and simple momentum.

The AUD/USD pair was unchanged as traders embraced a risk-off sentiment after the Supreme Court ruling on Donald Trump's tariffs, which came out on Friday. It also wavered as traders waited for the closely-watched Australian inflation report. It was trading at 0.7055, a few points below the year-to-date high of 0.7155.

The US dollar rallied a bit in the early hours of Friday, as traders are looking at the news for the day as being volatility causing to say the least.

The US dollar has rallied a bit against the Japanese yen on Friday as we have seen a lot of interest rate movement and news during the session.

The Nasdaq 100 has been all over the place on Friday as we continue to see a lot of noise coming from various places around the financial landscape. The 25,000 level continues to see a lot of action at the moment.

The Euro has been very noisy on Friday, as traders are trying to navigate a complex set of economic announcements.

Bitcoin has been slightly positive during a choppy session on Friday despite a slew of headlines that caused a bit of chaos in traditional markets.

The British Pound continues to be very noisy, as there have been a massive amount of announcements coming out of both the UK, and the USA.

The Australian dollar has seen a lot of noisy trading on Friday, as the headlines around the world, especially in the US, continue to have traders somewhat lost.

The DAX continues to see a lot of noise, but on Friday, it was interesting to see the reaction to the Supreme Court striking down of tariffs that have been levied by the Trump Administration.

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Silver rallied on Friday as there were a multitude of news announcements for the session coming out of the US, and other places.

The USD/MXN exchange rate continued its strong downward trend, reaching its lowest level since June 2024 as the Mexican peso gained momentum after the Supreme Court ruling on Donald Trump's tariffs. It dropped to 17.1325 on Friday, much lower than last year's high of 21.28.

The US dollar fell against the Mexican peso on Friday as we have seen a lot of various news releases and announcements in the USA during trading.