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Preliminary PMI data for May from the Eurozone and the UK will be released today in the first half of the day, and the market will focus closely on these

Bitcoin continued its ongoing recovery yesterday, reaching a level of $78,100 today. Ethereum also rose, hitting $2,154, but that's where the positive momentum ends. The bullish momentum in the cryptocurrency

The dollar has once again found itself in a difficult position due to Donald Trump's latest statements regarding the Middle East. The euro and the pound reacted positively to news

#VIX With both EMAs forming a Death Cross intersection and supported by RSI(14) indicator in the Neutral-Bearish level area, then today #VIX has the potentialto weaken toward its nearest support

#USDX #USDX will continue to to test its nearest resistance level, as it is confirmed by both EMAs which forms a Golden Cross intersection. Key Levels 1. Resistance

According to the H4 chart, crude oil has broken the uptrend channel and is now consolidating below this zone. Thus, we believe it could continue its fall in the coming

We should pay attention to the 21 SMA, a key support level where we could look for opportunities to open long positions. Our outlook will hold only if the instrument

Given that the British pound has reached resistance near 1.3477, this could be a signal to open short positions; or, should the British pound fall below the 6/8 Murray level

The euro has upside potential in the coming days, so we will look for opportunities to continue buying as long as the price consolidates above the 3/8 Murray level. Hence

Bitcoin continues to trade with low volatility and has shown a notable decline in recent days. The price has broken the upward structure on the hourly timeframe, previously addressing

The S&P/ASX 200 sank 126 points, or 1.45%, to close at 8,505 on Monday, its lowest finish since April 1, deepening losses from the previous session. Sentiment

UK natural gas futures climbed further above 128 pence per therm, hitting a near six-week high amid persistent supply disruptions in the Persian Gulf. US-Iran negotiations remained at an impasse

European equity markets were set to open lower on Monday, extending the previous session’s losses as renewed US–Iran tensions pushed oil prices higher, stoking inflation concerns and bolstering expectations

Indonesia’s 10-year government bond yield climbed to 6.85%, hovering near a three-week high after U.S. Treasury yields touched a 16‑month peak. Heightened inflation risks stemming from the Middle East conflict

The NZX 50 dropped 202 points, or 1.6%, to close at 12,762 on Monday, falling for a fifth straight session and hitting its lowest level since March 30. The decline

The benchmark KOSPI rose 0.5% to around 7,525 on Monday, retracing part of the sharp losses from the previous session as dip-buying returned to large-cap technology names. The index opened

The TAIEX, Taiwan’s benchmark stock index, fell 262 points, or 0.4%, to 40,911 around midday on Monday, extending its decline for a second consecutive session. The drop tracked weakness

The Indonesian rupiah weakened to a fresh low of around IDR 17,670 per dollar on Monday, extending its decline for a third consecutive session. The move came as the U.S

India’s BSE Sensex fell around 1.2% to 74,357 on Monday, its lowest level since April 6, extending the previous session’s decline as a sharp rise in oil prices pressured risk

The South Korean won weakened toward 1,504 per dollar, extending losses to a more than one-month low, as a stronger US dollar and persistent upward pressure on global yields weighed