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Short-term inflation (3-9 months) shows better trends than 12-month data, though core goods prices are down less. A robust labor market and strong consumer spending persist amid tighter financial conditions.

After the holiday break, the U.S. stock market experienced a sharp decline at the open, triggering concerns among traders. However, the market staged a strong recovery by midday, erasing most of its early losses

In an era of global economic uncertainty, gold is shining brighter than ever. As geopolitical tensions intensify and economic risks loom, major financial institutions are setting bold price targets for gold.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) delivered a widely anticipated 25bp rate cut yesterday, signalling a measured approach to monetary easing. Governor Michele Bullock described the move as a consensus decision aimed at slightly reducing policy restrictiveness, though she maintained a cautious tone regarding future rat

As the U.S. Dollar continues its bearish momentum, traders are watching closely for a potential follow-through or a bullish reversal. With key economic events and global market dynamics at play, here are three possible scenarios for the Dollar's movement in the coming days.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) is on a steady climb, maintaining bullish momentum for five consecutive weeks without any bearish closes. This sustained upward movement is fueled by a risk-on market sentiment as the U.S. Dollar continued its decline last week.

Japan's economic performance in the final quarter of 2024 has exceeded expectations, fuelling speculation that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) might accelerate its monetary policy normalization.

Gold is currently trading below the equilibrium of the 4-hour range, hovering near the 2864.98 support level. Despite a bullish bias, the absence of higher highs and lows signals caution for upside potential.

Previously, we have discussed how the Dollar might play out based on 2 key aspects, the technical and the fundamental outlook.

The US dollar (DXY) has been struggling to find traction, extending its losing streak despite strong positioning at the start of the year. Market sentiment had favoured further USD strength, but recent price action has disappointed dollar bulls. The greenback has now logged four weeks of losses out of the last five, re

The US Dollar continues its decline despite positive PPI numbers, as the data wasn't strong enough to attract investors. This ongoing weakness signals a risk-on sentiment, encouraging investors to shift towards riskier assets like equities.

The currency markets remain highly sensitive to macroeconomic developments, with shifting central bank policies and geopolitical events shaping sentiment.