There is arguably just one to take note of on the board for the day, as highlighted in bold below. That being for GBP/USD at the 1.3450 level. It isn’t one that might factor into play but if we do see an upside extension to the daily range in the session ahead, the expiries could…
Gold prices fell in Saudi Arabia on Thursday, according to data compiled by FXStreet. The price for Gold stood at 554.26 Saudi Riyals (SAR) per gram, down compared with the SAR 558.60 it cost on Wednesday. The price for Gold decreased to SAR 6,464.13 per tola from SAR 6,515.38 per tola a day earlier. FXStreet…
GBP/JPY is taking a breather after several straight sessions of gains! Are we seeing a trend pullback? Or the start of a longer-term bearish reversal? We’re zooming in on the 4-hour time frame for more clues: GBP/JPY 4-hour Forex Chart by TradingView The British pound traded mixed on Wednesday as risk sentiment grew shaky, with…
PPI was going to shut down the green candle. Data: 🟦 Global Rates / Yields S. Treasuries: 2Y ~3.53% | 10Y ~4.18% | 30Y ~4.8% UK Gilts: 10Y ~4.34% (down sharply, lowest since late-2024) Germany: 10Y ~2.85% | France: 10Y ~3.5% Japan: 10Y ~2.17% (still near multi-decade highs) Australia: 10Y ~4.71% | China: 10Y ~1.86%…
One-third of students think Reform UK politicians should be barred from speaking on university campuses, according to a survey of student attitudes towards free speech that organisers described as “contradictory” and confusing. While 69% of students told the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) survey that universities should “never limit free speech”, similar numbers also supported…
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Log in to today’s North American session Market wrap for January 14 Today’s session unleashed a wave of panic across global markets, driven by a combination of factors: the weekend’s attack on the Fed, inflation data that—while not alarming—remains hot enough to delay rate cuts, and most importantly, the growing probability of an attack on…
The police chief who used “exaggerated and untrue” intelligence to justify a ban on Israeli football fans was clinging on to his job on Wednesday, despite the home secretary demanding he resign. Craig Guildford, who leads West Midlands police, is determined to stay in his post for now, the Guardian has learned, despite a war…
📈 Copper at $13,000: Why Old Rules No Longer Apply The copper market has entered a regime that many traders find challenging to interpret. Physical demand from China appears hesitant, and warehouses are not empty, yet prices continue to push into record territory, recently trading above $13,000 per tonne. This divergence reflects a structural shift…
Keir Starmer is facing the prospect of Labour MPs rebelling on his manifesto-promised Hillsborough law after talks broke down with families over how the duty of candour would apply to serving intelligence officers. Starmer was introduced at last year’s Labour conference by Margaret Aspinall, whose son James, 18, was one of the 97 people killed…