Gold is still looking stronger than Silver as it broke to an all-time high just above $3,650 per ounce.

Equities poised for short-term rally on dovish policy expectations, but dollar depreciation and long-term inflation threats raise bearish concerns.

The EUR/USD pair advanced for a third consecutive session on Tuesday, climbing towards 1.1772 USD. Growing concerns about a cooling US labour market are reinforcing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, weighing on the dollar.

The US dollar continues to trade with a heavier bias. Today, the yen is leading the move on the back of renewed speculation that the BOJ may still hike rates this year.

The new home affordability crisis in the United States entered its 41st consecutive month in August 2025.

GBP/USD extended gains to 1.3550 as weak US jobs data boosted Fed cut odds, with traders eyeing 1.3700 resistance ahead of key US inflation releases.

The USD/JPY price analysis points south as the yen finds relief from political uncertainty.

WTI crude oil prices rose 2% on Monday, climbing above the $63 per barrel mark and recovering from a three-day slide. The gains came as OPEC+ announced a smaller-than-expected production increase.

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In quiet markets, the dollar is a little softer than we had expected.

Global markets maintained their upswing for the fifth consecutive day on Tuesday, fueled by optimism surrounding a potential reduction in US interest rates.

USD/CAD is testing the immediate barrier at the nine-day EMA of 1.3801.

The August jobs report clarified what many investors already suspect: the U.S. labor market is stalling.

USD/CHF remains under bearish pressure, with 0.79 support in focus as rallies face resistance at the 50-day EMA and 0.81 level.

GBP/USD rises as the USD falls to a 7-week low. DAX steady ahead of this week’s ECB and US CPI data.

Gold keeps soaring, and not because of inflation. We know this without any doubt because, as copper prices remain stuck, rising bullion against it has crashed the copper-to-gold ratio down to RECORD LOWS.

Gold continues to scale new record highs for the third consecutive day on Tuesday.

The Pound Sterling gains further to near 1.3580 against the US Dollar as the Greenback falters on cooling US job demand.

Last week's disappointing nonfarm payrolls report has solidified expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in September, with markets even considering a larger 50-basis-point reduction.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 251 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 74 points higher.