Market Overview - Page 13

The US dollar weakened after tariffs were deemed illegal; GDP slowed and gold prices rose amid ongoing economic and policy uncertainty.

Gold hovers near $5,000, facing resistance at $5,100. Despite bullish factors, consolidation above this mark is needed for further growth.

The crypto market is consolidating, with Bitcoin and Trump Coin rebounding. Ethereum developers outline upgrades, while altcoins face selling pressure.

Geopolitical tensions and economic data boost the US dollar's safe-haven status, impacting JPY, EUR, oil, and gold markets.

Renewed investor interest in tech giants follows valuation drops, with major AI investments and rising foreign investment in US securities.

The FOMC minutes boosted the dollar, while slowing inflation weighed on the pound. USDJPY rose amid US market gains and Japanese political shifts.

Brent bulls believe that sooner or later, Russia and Iran will reduce production and exports of Crude. This will lead to price increases. The bears are convinced of the opposite: thanks to discounts, barrels of oil will be absorbed by.

Weakness in the labour market forces the Bank of England to cut rates. India's near-record imports provide support for precious metals.

During crises and turmoil in the global economy or politics, market sentiment outweighs fundamental factors. Geopolitical risk premiums are currently estimated at $5-7 per barrel. At the same time, negotiations between the US and Iran, and between Russia and Ukraine,.

EURUSD remains prone to consolidation. The yen is strengthening thanks to capital flows.

Silver diverges from gold, pressured by market surplus and falling demand; dollar weakens amid US economic concerns, while yen strengthens on political stability.

Traders sold gold to meet margin requirements. The unwinding of currency hedging operations supports the US dollar.