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Boom — the Fed just pulled the trigger. A rate cut hits the wires, and markets explode in every direction. Gold spikes. USD tumbles. Yen and Aussie light up the charts. Liquidity rushes in, algos go wild, and human traders have one question: “Do I ride the wave or fade the chaos?”

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Once overshadowed by Gold, Silver has emerged as the star performer of 2025, surging 55% year-to-date and outperforming nearly every major asset class. The white metal is now eyeing a decisive breakout toward $50 an ounce – a level not seen since 2011 – fuelled by explosive demand, structural supply

USD: Dec '25 is Down at 97.490. Energies: Nov '25 Crude is Down at 63.02. Financials: The Dec '25 30 Year T-Bond is Lower by 4 ticks and trading at 116.23. Indices: The Sep '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 44 ticks Lower and trading at 6702.50. Gold: The Dec'25 Gold contract is trading Down at 3

The dollar surge yesterday came during US hours and on the back of higher GDP, rearview Q2 or not, decent durables, and lower unemployment claims. The CME Fed Watch tool shows the probability of two cuts by year-end shifting down a bit to 63.6% from 78.6 a week ago, and the Oct cut at 87.7% from 91.

Trump’s change of tone on Ukrainian territory and suggestion to shoot down Russian planes violating NATO airspace have had no impact on European currencies, although they raise downside risks. Macro events look unlikely to steer volatility today. On central bank news, the Riksbank surprised with a c

Federal Reserve (Fed) doves and risk-taking investors didn’t necessarily welcome Jerome Powell’s cautious tone in his speech yesterday, as the Fed Chair avoided committing to a rate cut at next month’s meeting. He repeated that the risks to the labour market are tilted to the downside, while inflati