Share: The DXY sank towards 105.05, its lowest level since mid-September. US government bond yields are retreating, also standing at lows since September. Job creation decelerated in October in the US as well as Hourly Earnings, while the Unemployment Rate increased. The US Dollar (USD) witnessed a significant drop on Friday, with the US
Share: Gold price ascends to a two-week peak at $1877.21, buoyed by declining US Treasury yields. Fed minutes reveal concerns over dual-sided risks to inflation and economic activity, influencing policy outlook. US producer-side inflation data and varied Fed official stances complicate the gold price trajectory. Gold price (XAU/USD) climbed for the second straight
Share: AUD/USD is up 0.51%, benefiting from the overall weakness of US Dollar. Despite hawkish remarks from various Fed officials, the US Dollar remains subdued, with the DXY showing modest gains at 105.55. Solid PMIs in Australia and considerations of rate hikes by the RBA support the AUD. Key economic data scheduled for
Gold, Silver, Trendlines, Symmetrical Triangle – Technical Update: Gold prices remain tilted lower due to key trendline On the other hand, Silver remains in a neutral state What are key levels to watch for XAU and XAG? Recommended by Daniel Dubrovsky Get Your Free Gold Forecast XAU/USD Analysis Gold prices appear to be increasingly struggling
Treasuries and Wall Street rallied to kick off the last week of the month for what’s been a pretty bearish August. The same stands so far today. Rate hike fears amid a “higher for longer” policy stance, supply concerns, worries over spillover from slowing growth from China, mixed earnings, and fading AI enthusiasm helped knock
Share: Silver price edges up 0.07% on Friday, buoyed by a dip in US Treasury bond yields and a mixed market sentiment. Technicals suggest XAG/USD’s struggle near the weekly highs of $23.00, with the 200-day DMA acting as a key barrier. Immediate resistance lies at the downslope trendline, with potential targets at $22.80
Share: Analysts at Rabobank see the US Dollar appreciating against the Euro and the Pound over the next few months. They point out that the relative resilience of the US economy suggests that it will be some time before monetary policy is eased. Key quotes: “Fitch’s decision to downgrade the US credit rating