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Market Overview - Page 11


A slightly weaker CPI was not enough to break through the highs
A slightly weaker CPI was not enough to break through the highs.

US CPI data a bit softer than forecasts, sparking brief market optimism, but resistance remains. Focus shifts to retail sales and Fed updates.

Crude Oil counteracts
Crude Oil counteracts.

Middle East tensions and Venezuelan supply shifts drive Brent crude volatility, with geopolitical risks and trade war threats shaping oil markets.

The yen returned to the Takaichi trade
The yen returned to the Takaichi trade.

The dollar resumed its growth after the lawsuit against the Fed chairman. Rumours of early elections in Japan drove up USDJPY quotes.

Geopolitics will destroy the euro
Geopolitics will destroy the euro.

•    EURUSD falls due to geopolitics and expectations of tariff removal •    Gold returns to debasement trading. The US dollar continued its advance on Forex thanks to a new batch of strong macro statistics. Jobless claims rose less than expected..

Do not underestimate dollar
Do not underestimate dollar.

Positive macro statistics for the US are helping the greenback. Gold could rise to $4,610 per ounce in 2026.

Old fears about the euro have returned
Old fears about the euro have returned.

Buy the rumour, sell the fact. The strengthening of the US dollar is due to expectations of positive labour market statistics, a chance of another easing from the Fed in March fell to 45%, and demand for safe-haven assets in.

The dollar is forced to retreat
The dollar is forced to retreat.

• The reduction in geopolitical risks in Venezuela has weakened the greenback. •  Precious metal investors bought up the dip. The US dollar has been on a rollercoaster ride thanks to the retreat of geopolitical risks. Donald Trump said that the.

Forex runs to safe havens
Forex runs to safe havens.

The rise in geopolitical risks against the backdrop of the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by the US has increased demand for the US dollar as a safe-haven currency. Coupled with expectations of a prolonged pause in the Fed’s.

The dollar may defy expectations
The dollar may defy expectations.

•  The return of American exceptionalism will help the greenback. •  The yen will start the new year with interventions, and the RBA with a rate hike. The US dollar ends 2025 with its worst performance in nearly a decade..

Silver stirs up the markets
Silver stirs up the markets.

• Precious metal sell-offs shake investors. • Donald Trump renews criticism of the Fed. While major global currencies, led by the US dollar, are recovering very slowly after Christmas, the precious metals market has been rocked by a real thriller..

A confident Euro and a vulnerable Yen
A confident Euro and a vulnerable Yen.

•    Rapid GDP growth in the eurozone has helped EURUSD. •    USDJPY risks rising to 164. Christmas week turned out to be the worst for the US dollar since June. Falling Treasury yields and new S&P 500 records caused the.

Precious metals rewarded for success
Precious metals rewarded for success.

The US dollar is falling as a safe-haven asset amid growing risk appetite. Gold is performing well, but other assets in the sector are looking even better.

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