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The GBP/USD pair continued its downward move on Wednesday, and it has now lasted a month. Were there new reasons for the market to sell the pound

The EUR/USD pair continued its downward movement on Wednesday. For three weeks in a row, the European currency has been declining, which could be driven by only one event

Very few macroeconomic releases are scheduled for Thursday, and none are important. However, the market is already ignoring macro data and buying the dollar every day. Therefore, there

The GBP/USD pair also showed a fairly sharp decline on Wednesday without any local justification. Business activity indices for services and manufacturing for September were released

The EUR/USD pair calmly continued its downward move on Wednesday, falling another 70 pips during the day. Is it worth saying that none of the day's events or releases could

On Wednesday, silver (XAG/USD) continues to fall as a stronger US dollar and revised expectations for tighter rates put pressure on the precious metals market. The key restraining factor

Wednesday marks the third straight day the USD/CAD pair has attracted buyers. Moreover, fundamental factors continue to support the sustained uptrend observed over the past two weeks. The recent sharp

It's good where we are not. It's bad where we are. This is becoming true for the euro. Whatever the regional currency touches becomes poisoned. The fall in oil prices

EUR/USD has continued to decline for ten consecutive days. During this period, the European currency has lost 230 points. The decline in the European currency began the week before last

Gold's fate has turned out to be far less dramatic than one might have expected. History shows that at the beginning of Federal Reserve monetary tightening cycles, the precious metal

The Indian rupee weakened to around 95.8 per dollar, extending its decline for another session as renewed gains in oil prices and a broadly stronger US dollar, driven by rising

Copper futures fell below $6.70 per pound on Thursday, pulling back from record highs as a stronger US dollar, bolstered by solid US economic data, reinforced expectations of further Federal

Malaysian palm oil futures firmed, trading near MYR 4,790 per tonne after recent declines, supported by a weaker ringgit, stronger edible oil prices on the Dalian exchange, and India’s move

China’s 10-year government bond yield slipped to around 1.67% on Thursday, hovering near its lowest level since July 2025, even as uncertainty persisted over the extension of the US-China trade

The South Korean won weakened to around 1,370 per dollar, surrendering its earlier rebound, as a surge in US Treasury yields boosted the greenback. The US 10-year Treasury yield climbed

The TAIEX, Taiwan’s benchmark stock index, fell 208 points, or 0.4%, to 47,949 in Thursday morning trading, ending a six-session winning streak as investors took profits after the gauge

Indonesian shares fell 42 points, or 0.7%, to 6,332 in Thursday morning trade, reversing the previous session’s rally as U.S. futures declined following an overnight drop on Wall Street

Australia’s 10-year government bond yield climbed toward 5.4%, approaching its highest level since mid-2011, as it followed a global bond selloff driven by strong US economic data, rising oil prices

US heating oil futures climbed back above $4.80 per gallon, partially reversing the prior session’s losses, after the White House denied reports that it was preparing a 90‑day

The New Zealand dollar hovered around $0.567 on Thursday, near an eleven-week low, as a strong US dollar continued to weigh on the kiwi. The greenback climbed to its highest