NASDAQ rises 430 points, boosted by budget deal; faces resistance at 50-hour moving average for recovery.
Consumer sentiment declines, gold retreats, forex stable, and cryptocurrencies rise slightly with increased interest in BNB, OKB.
GBP stable after 0.1% UK GDP dip; three-month growth at 0.2%. Key resistance: 1.2955, 1.2990.
The euro rises as bargain hunters step in; narrowing spreads and political agreements support its upward momentum.
CAD strengthens slightly, gold retreats, EUR/USD stable, GBP pressured, crypto market rises amid volatility.
Germany’s defence spending boosts EURUSD past 1.0901; support at 1.0875 tested, with 1.08174 as potential downside.
Dollar Index declines as equities rise; gold surpasses $3,000 before retreating. Fed policy and global uncertainties persist.
Germany’s current account fell, gold retreated, EUR/USD rose, GBP/USD remained steady, and cryptocurrencies saw gains.
Eurozone growth forecast remains steady; ECB expected to cut deposit rate to 2.00% by late 2025.
Tech and financial stocks rise as Nvidia, AMD, JPMorgan, and Wells Fargo gain, driven by AI and Fed stability.
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