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Markets have continued to see a recovery in stocks and other risky assets, with the US Dollar also gaining, and the commodity currencies and US stock markets looking especially strong.
Weekly market wrap: oil dips, gold slips, NASDAQ rallies, and major FX pairs test key levels amid shifting sentiment.
Markets have seen a modest but meaningful recovery in stocks and other risky assets, with the US Dollar also recovering, as the US tariffs issue is set aside for now.
USD shows strength. Gold pulls back, Nasdaq surges. Key forex and index insights for this trading week.
The EUR/USD has gone into this long holiday weekend near the 1.13962 level, this as financial institutions prepare for the potential of more tariff noise confronting them in the coming days.
Market are considerably calmer, with focus shifting away from the ongoing US tariffs saga towards President Trump’s displeasure with the Fed’s reluctance to cut rates quickly.
WTI Crude Oil will open this week’s trading within a healthier price range compared to values seen the past two weeks, but the staring realm for the commodity will be near 63.500 as trading opens which is still considered low.
Silver targets $35.50, gold holds gains, WTI eyes $70, Bitcoin steady, DAX supports, major FX pairs remain choppy.
WTI crude oil remains under pressure as a descending triangle pattern forms, signaling potential for further downside amid rising supply and recession fears.
The EUR/USD pair remains in a strong bull run as the market remains concerned about the US economy. There are concerns in the investment community about the health of the US dollar as the safe haven after Donald Trump’s unilateral tariffs.
The NASDAQ 100 has been all over the place , The US dollar got absently hammered against the Canadian dollar ,The euro has spiked against the US dollar, as the bond market has been sold off , The British pound has been back and forth during the course of the trading week, touching the ¥190 level for resistance, and the ¥185 level as support
Forex traders including GBP/USD speculators late last week were delivered reminders and new memories highlighting why betting on currency pairs can be an emotional test of stamina.
It was a wild week in the markets, with new US import tariffs sending stocks, commodities, and commodity and safe-haven currencies into large volatile price movements.
Thursday and Friday of this past week saw a sharp decline in the price of WTI Crude Oil as large players appeared spooked by broad market sentiment as investors reacted to tariff implications.
Gold, Bitcoin, and S&P 500 face volatility amid tariffs, while USD/MXN and EUR/USD remain range-bound as global tensions rise.
