The Pound Sterling continues to strengthen against the US Dollar, with GBP/USD marking its third straight day of gains and trading near the 1.3400 level during Wednesday’s Asian session. The pair is benefiting from a weaker US Dollar, as safe-haven demand declines following the announcement of a two-week ceasefire between
Gold prices (XAU/USD) continue to trade with a negative bias for the third consecutive day. However, the downside momentum remains limited, with prices moving within a broader range established in the previous session during Tuesday’s European trading hours. Market sentiment is being influenced by fading hopes of a last-minute agreement
The Euro (EUR) is edging lower against the British Pound (GBP) at the start of a quiet trading week, with several markets closed for Easter Monday. Risk sentiment remains fragile, largely due to rising concerns over a potential escalation in the Iran conflict. At the time of writing, the pair
The United States will release its March Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report on Friday at 12:30 GMT. This data is closely followed because it gives a clear picture of the job market and helps investors understand what the Federal Reserve might do next on interest rates. That said, market activity could
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude ended its four-day rally, hovering near $99.60 per barrel during Tuesday’s Asian session. Oil prices softened amid rising expectations that US President Donald Trump could move to de-escalate the Iran conflict, reducing fears of extended supply disruptions. A report from The Wall Street Journal suggested
After slipping to around $4,420 during the Asian session, Gold (XAU/USD) recovered and moved back above $4,500, extending Friday’s strong rally of more than 2.5%. The US Dollar Index (DXY) eased slightly from its recent monthly high, offering some support to the metal. However, expectations that global interest rates may