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On Friday during the North American session, gold remains under pressure and is heading toward a second consecutive weekly loss, as the sharp rise in oil prices amid the ongoing

The euro is trading around 1.1463, rebounding after hitting a low of 1.1435 during the European session. The euro may struggle to continue rising if it consolidates below the 2/8

Gold is trading around $5,114 within the uptrend channel, generating a positive signal and rebounding after finding solid support around $5,060. Gold could continue its rise in the coming days

Fundamental data suggests that crude oil could continue its stunning rally and might even climb to the psychological level of $120. Above that, it could jump to $150 per barrel

Bitcoin is trading around $72,444 with a bullish bias and is likely to continue rising in the coming days until it reaches the 4/8 Murray level around $75,000. Bitcoin

USDX: The main beneficiary of the current environment has been a surge in demand for the US currency as the primary safe haven amid the escalation of the Middle East

Every cloud has a silver lining. Over the past month, the trade-weighted US dollar has rallied by about 3%. Most of the gain came after February 28, when the United

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The GBP/USD pair has continued to decline for the fourth consecutive day. Pressure on the pound is intensifying due to mostly weak macroeconomic data from the United Kingdom, which, together

Concerns about inflation are reducing expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and supporting the U.S. dollar, which is acting as a headwind for the precious metal. Rising

The Ibovespa fell 0.9% to close at 177,653 on Friday, ending a turbulent week in which mounting geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a stronger US dollar overshadowed positive

The S&P/TSX Composite Index endured a challenging week, slipping 0.9% to close at 32,542 on Friday, as escalating regional tensions and a weakening domestic economic outlook weighed on sentiment. Investors

US equities ended a difficult week lower, with the S&P 500 down 0.6%, the Dow off 0.3%, and the Nasdaq 100 losing 0.7%, as markets struggled to find footing amid

Speculative sentiment toward the New Zealand dollar weakened further, with the latest CFTC data showing net positions in NZD futures falling to -37.1K contracts, compared with -34.3K previously. The updated

Speculative traders have sharply increased their bearish positions on the Japanese yen, with CFTC JPY speculative net positions falling from -16.6K to -41.4K, according to the latest data updated

Speculative investors have increased their bullish exposure to Brazil’s currency, with CFTC BRL speculative net positions climbing from 45.0K to 51.0K, according to the latest data updated on 13 March

Net speculative positioning in the Australian dollar has eased, with traders trimming their bullish exposure, according to the latest data. CFTC AUD speculative net positions fell to 54.2K from

Latest positioning data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) indicate a slight reduction in net short speculative positions on the Swiss franc. As of the update on 13 March

Net speculative long positions in the Mexican peso (MXN) have eased, signaling a modest cooling in bullish sentiment toward the currency. According to the latest data updated on 13 March

Speculative interest in the Canadian dollar strengthened notably, with CFTC CAD speculative net positions rising to 36.2K, up from 21.1K previously. The latest data, updated on 13 March 2026, points