Gold hits record high as US election concerns and potential Fed rate cuts drive demand. Mixed economic signals and global tensions boost safe-haven buying. -vtmarkets.com
Oil prices rise as U.S. plans to refill its reserves, while traders monitor Middle East tensions for supply risks. – vtmarkets.com
Australian dollar slips as U.S. yields lift the greenback. Upcoming Australian inflation data clues in on interest rates and outlook. – vtmarkets.com
EUR/USD shows signs of recovery, though it stays below critical moving averages, indicating potential near-term weakness. – vtmarkets.com
Gold prices remain stable as traders look to upcoming U.S. economic reports and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. – vtmarkets.com
Euro zone bond yields rise to multi-week highs, influenced by U.S. Treasury movements and U.S. election expectations. – vtmarkets.com
Grain markets struggle with oversupply concerns and potential election volatility as US soybean, corn, and wheat futures face downward pressure. – vtmarkets.com
The yen falls after Japan’s ruling coalition lost its majority, while the dollar is set for its biggest monthly gain since 2022. – vtmarkets.com
The dollar dipped on Friday as U.S. Treasury yields fell, with mixed results in Asian stock markets amid rates uncertainty and the election. – vtmarkets.com
The yen weakens ahead of Japan’s election, while the dollar dips slightly, supported by cautious U.S. Treasury yield sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
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