Oil prices inch upward, bolstered by Middle East tensions and ongoing Gaza ceasefire negotiations, with Brent holding near $74. – vtmarkets.com
The Aussie and Kiwi dollars dip as rising U.S. yields fuel USD strength; inflation data in focus for RBA’s next steps. – vtmarkets.com
The Indian rupee remained stable as markets prepare for the U.S. presidential election, showing resilience against regional currency volatility. – vtmarkets.com
The U.S. dollar rises to near three-month highs, driven by slower Fed rate cuts, Trump presidency speculation, and rising Treasury yields. – vtmarkets.com
USD/CHF stays near two-month highs amid Swiss National Bank rate cut expectations and rising Middle Eastern tensions. – vtmarkets.com
Soybeans hit a one-week high on strong Chinese demand, while wheat and corn saw gains as U.S. harvest pressure eased. – vtmarkets.com
The Australian and New Zealand dollars face renewed pressure as the U.S. dollar surges from rising Treasury yields and unwavering Fed rate cuts. – vtmarkets.com
The dollar holds a 2.5-month high as Fed rate stance and U.S. election lift Treasury yields, pushing the yen to a 3-month low. – vtmarkets.com
Gold hit a record $2,749 as Middle East conflict and U.S. election uncertainty drive demand for safe-haven assets. – vtmarkets.com
Oil prices dipped after U.S. crude inventories rose more than expected, while Middle East tensions kept traders cautious. – vtmarkets.com
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