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Gold (XAUUSD) demand is rising sharply as investors react to growing global risks. President Trump’s new tariff plans and strong inflation data have unsettled markets. The Federal Reserve’s signal to delay rate cuts adds to the uncertainty. These factors are pushing investors toward safe-haven asset

We talked about a correction on gold already back in May, when we spotted a strong support within a three-wave corrective decline within higher degree wave 4, which can resume the bullish trend for wave 5. CLICK HERE It appears that big bull run is still here and that current pause is just temporary

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As expected, US President Trump's announcement of 50% import tariffs on Copper has led to turmoil on the affected market. The price of Copper traded on Comex rose to a peak of almost 590 US cents per pound (equivalent to $13,000 per ton). The price on the London Metal Exchange, on the other hand, ca

50% tariff on Copper confirmed On the trade front, following US President Donald Trump’s threats on his Truth Social platform yesterday about imposing a steep tariff on copper, a crucial base metal for the US industry, today he proceeded to announce that 50% tariffs on copper imports would come into

XAU/USD Gold was firmer on Friday morning and recovered a part of post-NFP losses. The metal is on track for a weekly gain after being in red for two consecutive weeks that adds to positive signals, as the price remains at the upper side of larger consolidation range ($3500/$3120). Negative impact f

GBPUSD loses momentum near three-year high, tests the channel’s upper band. Short-term bias remains bullish, but overbought conditions are evident. Bullish outlook remains intact above 1.3450. GBPUSD began July’s trading with sluggish momentum, following five consecutive months of gains that pushed

While New Zealand Dollar (NZD) could continue to rise against US Dollar (USD), deeply overbought conditions suggest that 0.6120 is likely out of reach for now. In the longer run, the clear break above 0.6095 is likely to lead to further NZD strength toward 0.6120, UOB Group's FX analysts Quek Ser Le

Crude Oil has just entered what may be the most attractive entry point of 2025. As of June 30, WTI Crude is trading near $64 a barrel – down over 17% from this month’s peak of $77.80. This sharp correction has returned prices to a key technical zone, one that previously triggered a 25% rally in May.

Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell added further comments during his testimony before the congressional budget committee on Tuesday, building out his case for holding off on rate cuts, likely until sometime in the fourth quarter. Key highlights When the time is right, expect rate cuts to cont