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Major markets ended the week with mixed signals as interest rate expectations returned to the forefront. Technology stocks, precious metals and currencies all responded to a changing macro backdrop.
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Going into this weekend the EUR/USD finished near the 1.16579 ratio, this after touching a low on Thursday around the 1.15860 ratio, highlighting a sharp week of reversals for speculators.
WTI Crude Oil futures went lower at the end of this past week and continued to show optimistic selling, this as rhetoric from the U.S White House tried to sound hopeful about the Iran situation.
Currencies, metals, cryptocurrencies and equities ended the week with mixed signals as traders monitored interest rates, dollar strength and key technical zones.
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The GBP/USD went into this weekend around the 1.34312 mark which was a solid improvement from the lows of 1.33100 seen this past Monday.
WTI Crude Oil went into this weekend slightly below the $96 level in futures markets, and slightly above that mark via spot transactions, both types of contracts finished Friday near low water values.
Global markets remain unstable as traders react to interest rates, macro uncertainty and shifting risk appetite across currencies, gold, crypto and equities.
Highs for the EUR/USD last week occurred on Monday when the 1.17890 vicinity was traversed, but as the week moved on negative momentum overtook the currency pair, and it went into this weekend near lows around the 1.16250 ratio.
Markets saw a firm resumption of risk-off sentiment towards the end of last week on rising yields, an advancing US Dollar, and the prospect of imminent renewed military clashes between the USA and Iran.
WTI Crude Oil futures went into this weekend above the $100.00 realm, finishing around the $100.650 ratio and early trading on Monday is likely to remain within nervous highs.
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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.
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