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XAU/USD Gold jumped over 2% on Monday, lifted by weaker dollar and persisting uncertainty over US-China trade conflict that revived safe-haven demand. Strong bounce followed repeated failure to register clear break of strong support at $3228 (50% retracement of $2956/$3500 upleg / daily Kijun-sen).

Oil’s latest leg lower isn’t just a function of oversupply—it’s the market grappling with fractured alliances and fractured demand signals. While equity markets popped on whispers of a tariff rollback from Trump’s team, crude didn’t bite. Brent barely held the bounce and remains pinned by a toxic co

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WTI attracts fresh sellers at the start of a new week amid easing supply disruption fears.A bearish USD could help limit any further losses for the USD-denominated commodity. Traders will keep a close eye on this week’s global flash PMIs for a meaningful impetus. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) US Cru

With the U.S. imposing aggressive tariffs on Chinese goods, conventional wisdom suggests that Beijing will retaliate with a sharp devaluation of the yuan to counter the economic shock. But this assumption is flawed. The level of devaluation required to fully offset tariffs exceeding 100% would be ex

AUD/JPY trades near the 90.00 zone after slipping ahead of the Asian sessionBearish momentum reinforced by a sell signal from MACD and downward pressure from key moving averagesSupport rests in the 88.00s, while resistance emerges around the 91.00 area The AUD/JPY pair extended its downside during T

US president makes U-turn President Trump's surprising announcement that he would reduce tariffs on almost all countries – except China – to 10% for a period of 90 days at least caused euphoria on the stock markets. In fact, the lower tariffs for the time being justify a higher valuation of risky as