Markets have been dominated by a weak US Dollar whose price action has become disconnected from its bullish fundamentals, while US stock markets prepare to break to new record highs. Gold and a couple of softs have also been making new bullish breakouts.
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The EUR/USD went into this weekend near its highs. Having started last Monday below the 1.03000 level, and finishing this Friday within sight of the 1.05000 realm is an accomplishment regarding positive risk sentiment.
Coffee Arabica went into the weekend near the 412.50 USD price, which accomplished further upwards momentum when the past handful of days are considered, but that is not the real story.
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WTI Crude Oil has gone into this weekend near the 70.310 ratio, well below the starting point of nearly 71.000 USD, but a high of nearly 73.360 was seen on Tuesday highlighting speculative forces.
Weekly forecasts: CAD/JPY consolidates, gold pulls back from $2900, Bitcoin holds $90K-$110K range, NASDAQ 100 bullish.
After touching a ratio near the 1.25530 ratio on Wednesday of this past week, the GBP/USD produced a close around the 1.23905 mark as the week ended.
Markets are dominated by a fundamentally strong US Dollar caused by rate divergence and President Trump’s new and threatened tariffs on imports, and a very strong Japanese Yen on Japanese wages growth.
Higher prices have been attained in Coffee Arabica again, this time the 400.00 USD ratio has been proven vulnerable and the price of the commodity remained near record values going into this weekend.
After starting last Monday with some upwards price action buyers essentially ran into a brick wall, and the price of WTI Crude Oil started to track lower going into this weekend with a price of nearly 70.970.
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Gold maintains its uptrend with a potential floor at $2800, while EUR/USD and GBP/USD face pressure from US dollar strength. Find the weekly market analysis for key currencies and indices.
Markets are dominated by G7 nations mostly cutting interest rates and a strong US Dollar caused by rates divergence and President Trump’s new and threatened tariffs on imports.
The EUR/USD went into this weekend near the 1.03560 level, this mark is essentially testing values seen late in the first week of January when nervous conditions were abundant.
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Record values have been seen in Coffee Arabica as the commodity promptly extended its winning streak and musters more buying without any signs of a strong downturn threatening.
WTI Crude Oil went into the weekend near the 73.200 area after seeing a choppy downward week of trading, the commodity also went below 72.000 USD before reversing higher on Friday.