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Gold holds in bullish territory, bulls anticipate the RBA to doubtlessly weigh the dollar down At $1,797.38, Gold (XAU/USD) is flat in Asia as markets consolidate earlier than what should come to be a risky set of buying and selling days beforehand for the relaxation of the week. The monetary calendar is jam-filled with occasions

EUR/USD bears are in town, but face an important long-term support wall EUR/USD is up barely on the begin of the week, buying and selling 0.10% better on the time of writing. The bulls are enticing at a crucial aid degree at the charts, as illustrated below. Meanwhile, the greenback remains close to a 12

GBP/JPY tracks sustained break above 154.75 amid impending bearish crossover GBP/JPY builds on three-day bullish momentum as bulls eye maintains movement above recent highs near 154.75. The ongoing recovery over the past decade can be attributed to the Fed’s hawkish outlook on interest rates and a shrinking balance sheet, which sent USD/JPY up sharply along

USD/JPY takes the bids to refresh weekly top, jumped the most in 14 days post-Fed   USD/JPY justifies hawkish Fed showdown whilst taking the bids close to 114.75, up 0.15% intraday to refresh weekly pinnacle as Tokyo opens for Thursday. The yen pair rose the maximum in 3 weeks after the United States Federal Reserve

XAU/USD is in a bullish zone near the key $1,850 level Gold (XAU/USD) remains in bullish territory near the psychological $1,850 level as the market awaits key Federal Reserve results during today’s midday New York session. On the other hand, the US dollar is under pressure to test the resilience of the 96 figure in