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The Dollar‘s Reality Check and the Precious Metals PivotUS Dollar, Yen, Gold Silver OutlookThe global market landscape shifted dramatically on Monday as the U.S. Dollar suffered its sharpest one-day
On January 30, global markets were hit by an unexpected “Walsh Shock.”Disruptions in expectations surrounding Federal Reserve leadership triggered a rapid reassessment of the monetary policy path and
If you are new to online trading, chances are you have come across QuoMarkets and wondered what it is, how it works, and whether it is suitable for beginners. QuoMarkets positions itself as a multi as
Market ReviewAccording to ETO Markets monitoring, on Feb 9 (Monday), gold extended its rebound as the U.S. dollar weakened. Spot gold rose about 1.9% to USD 5,056.21/oz. The dollar index fell roughly
On the H1 timeframe, EURGBP previously experienced a bullish rally from the 0.8611 area, pushing price higher toward 0.8720 before entering a corrective phase down to the 0.8672 zone. After completing
The latest catalyst behind gold‘s renewed upside came from the Japanese yen. On the 8th, Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama stated that Japan would remain in close communication with U.S. Treas
Market OverviewU.S. equities extended their rally, supported by continued strength in technology stocks. All three major U.S. indices posted a second consecutive gain, with the Dow Jones Industrial Av
President Donald Trump has reignited debate over US monetary policy by suggesting his preferred Federal Reserve chair pick, Kevin Warsh, could help drive economic growth to as high as 15%. The claim f
MARKET INSIGHTS USDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: key resistance at 156.40.Pivot:156.40Our preference:Short positions below 156.40 with targets at 155.50 155.10 in extension.Alternative scenario:Above 156.40 l
MARKET INSIGHTSUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: key resistance at 156.40.Pivot:156.40Our preference:Short positions below 156.40 with targets at 155.50 155.10 in extension.Alternative scenario:Above 156.40 lo
MARKET INSIGHTSUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: key resistance at 156.40.Pivot:156.40Our preference:Short positions below 156.40 with targets at 155.50 155.10 in extension.Alternative scenario:Above 156.40 lo
BUY GOLD 5025 and below TP 5100SELLGOLD 5140 and above TP 5027BUY EURUSD 1.1840 target 1.1935SELL EURUSD 1.1940 target 1.1850BUY GBPUSD 1.3630 target 1.3705SELL GBPUSD 1.3700 target 1.3645BUY USDJPY 1
The online trading industry continues to evolve as regulatory expectations, technology frameworks, and market practices undergo ongoing change. In this environment, brokers are increasingly required t
Japans Purchasing Power Recovery Remains SlowJapans nominal wages rose 2.4% year-on-year in December, accelerating notably from the previous month and extending a streak of nearly four years of contin
A diplomatic appointment dispute in the UK has rapidly evolved into a political crisis that could challenge the foundations of the government. After controversy erupted over the selection of the UK am
Unavoidable in Forex trading is losing trades. Professional traders often lose even when they are in the business. It is never only strategy, but the response to a loss, that makes the difference betw
DBG Markets, a global leader in multi-asset trading, continues to stand alongside RCD Espanyol as the team prepares for its fourth home match in La Liga. On February 14, Espanyol will face Celta de Vi
On the H1 timeframe, XAUUSD (Gold) confirms a trend reversal that has transitioned into a bullish continuation phase, signaling a potential advance toward the major resistance at 5091. Last week, pric
Takaichi‘s Win the Looming Data Double-HeaderUS Dollar, Yen, Gold Nasdaq-100 OutlookWhile Friday saw a technical recovery in global markets, the narrative is shifting from last week’s V-shaped bounc
Last Friday, the US dollar index fell from a two-week high and accelerated its decline before the US market, ultimately closing down 0.29% at 97.678; The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield closed at 4.2