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Escalating Economic Conflict Between Europe and the United States January 19, 2026 (156) Martin Luther King, Jr, the civil rights pioneer who espoused peace and brotherhood, would have been 97 years old, but on this commemorative observance of his birthday, President Trump has ramped up tensions with European nations opposed to his ownership demands on…
Gold recovers further from its lowest level since January 6 and trades above $4,900, rising about 6% on a daily basis. The US Dollar holds steady following Monday’s advance but XAU/USD preserves its bullish momentum, possibly supported by dip-buying that came after the sharp decline. Source link
GBP/USD After a sharp rise at the end of August, the British currency corrected to a key support level around 1.3100. At the start of the week, sterling sellers attempted to push through this support, but so far without success. A false breakout of the 1.3100 level, followed by a rebound, allowed buyers to form…
In today’s hectic life, traders aren’t sitting at their desks all day anymore. They’re on the move, checking charts between meetings, placing trades while grabbing coffee, and managing portfolios from their phones. Mobile CFD trading isn’t just a trend anymore, it’s the new normal. Over 90% of trades on Robinhood are executed through its mobile…
US Dollar Index DXY jumps above 107.00 after a hotter-than-expected inflation component in GDP data. CME FedWatch Tool now shows a near 35% probability that rates will remain steady in June, with cuts still on the table. Focus will shift to labor market data from February to be released at the beginning of March. The…
At Wednesday’s close, the Dow Jones (US30) was down 0.70%, while the S&P 500 (US500) was down 0.19%. The NASDAQ Technology Index (US100) closed positive 0.14%. Rising shares of chip and artificial intelligence infrastructure companies boosted technology stocks and supported the NASDAQ (US100) Index. The US new home sales for August fell by 4.7% m/m…