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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is widely expected to leave the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 2.25% in the upcoming Asian session, with consensus firmly aligned around a hold. NZD/USD may see a relief bounce if the RBNZ delivers a hawkish hold, but the broader downtrend is unlikely to reverse as weak domestic demand

Outlook The FX market is paralyzed by conflicting sentiments. This happens sometimes and we identify it when typing the new quotes into the spreadsheet. Today the euro was 0.0001 different from the day before. The AUD and CAD were the same. The dollar lost an interesting amount only against—the peso.   As we also see in

BitcoinWorldForex Markets Brace for Impact as Trump’s Critical Deadline Looms Global forex markets entered a cautious holding pattern on Tuesday, with traders worldwide reducing risk exposure as former President Donald Trump’s self-imposed deadline for significant policy announcements approaches. Major currency pairs, particularly those involving the US dollar, exhibited unusual restraint during the Asian and early

Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.6649; (P) 1.6695; (R1) 1.6731; More… Intraday bias in EUR/AUD remains neutral and more consolidations could be seen below 1.6842. On the upside, above 1.6842 will resume the rebound from 1.6125 to 38.2% retracement of 1.8554 to 1.6125 at 1.7053. However, break of 1.6561 minor support will argue that the rebound fro

Key Highlights WTI Crude Oil prices regained traction and cleared the $105 resistance. A key bullish trend line is forming with support at $106 on the 4-hour chart of XTI/USD. Gold is facing a major hurdle near $4,820. EUR/USD seems to be consolidating above the 1.1500 support. WTI Crude Oil Price Technical Analysis WTI Crude

US ISM Services PMI slowed in March, but the bigger signal came from inflation, with prices surging to the highest level since 2022 as the Iran-driven oil shock feeds through the economy. The headline index fell from 56.1 to 54.0, missing expectations of 55.0, pointing to moderating growth even as cost pressures intensify. Under the

Silver didn’t just survive last Thursday’s selloff—it revealed something important. The nearly 9% plunge was a stress test, and the market’s response—holding firmly above 70—signals that the defense of 70 is more than technical noise. It may mark the point where control shifted from weak to strong hands. The selloff could have delivered a clean

WTI oil price edged lower on Monday after hitting new marginally higher high ($115.42) on a partial profit taking from over 13% rally in the previous trading session on Thursday. Traders were cautiously optimistic and awaited more details about potential peace talks between the USA and Iran but remain on high alerts on threats of

Market Overview The crypto market capitalisation has recovered to $2.38 trillion, rising by around 2.5% over the past 24 hours — most assets on the watchlist are trading in positive territory. Today’s top performers include Avalanche (+6.6%), Cardano (+5.0%) and Ethereum (+3.8%). Among the few underperformers are IOTA (−1.3%), VeChain (−0.9%) and Bitcoin Cash (−0.6%).

Daily Pivots: (S1) 183.61; (P) 183.95; (R1) 184.24; More… Range trading continues in EUR/JPY and intraday bias remains neutral. On the downside, firm break of 181.85 support should confirm that the correction from 186.86 is already in the third leg. Deeper fall should be seen to 180.78 and below. However, break of 184.75 resistance will

Gold pares losses just below the uptrend line. Momentum signals show easing bearish pressure, but negative bias still holds. Gold is holding steady on Monday, supported by the 100‑day simple moving average (SMA) near 4,670, paring losses after Friday’s pullback triggered by robust US jobs data and renewed escalation in the Iran conflict, which dimmed