Oil net positions rise to 164.1k; gold retreats; EUR/USD recovers; central banks weigh policy changes this week.
JPY net positions rose slightly; gold retreated; EUR/USD steady; crypto increased; central bank decisions closely watched.
Australia’s AUD NC net positions remain unchanged at -$48.2K, reflecting market stability with no new developments.
Gold net positions decline as prices retrace. EUR/USD stable, GBP/USD consolidates. Crypto sees modest gains.
CFTC data shows GBP NC net positions rose to £29.2k, indicating a shift in market positioning.
Gold declines to $2,980 amid profit-taking. EUR/USD strengthens, while GBP/USD stagnates. Cryptos rise; central banks in focus.
Eurozone’s CFTC EUR rose to €13.1K, signaling increased long positions and a more optimistic market sentiment.
S&P 500 may rise to $7122 if above $5732; extreme fear sentiment suggests potential for upward bounce.
Argentina’s CPI rose 2.4%. Gold fell below $3,000. EUR/USD stable. Crypto market gained 0.13%, led by BNB.
White House tariffs, Bank of Canada survey, employment cuts, capital reduction, Canadian dollar resilience, USMCA renegotiation, elections.
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