Fawad Razaqzada's Comment & Analysis
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Ahead of Thursday’s release of US CPI, the US dollar has been in a holding pattern so far this week after dropping last week following the publication of mostly weaker US data. The weaker dollar last...
Silver has shown fresh signs of bullish price action, with technical indicators suggesting a possible rise towards $35 in the coming weeks
Upcoming US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data will be...
European markets are likely to stay positive today, with US markets on holiday.
Investor confidence has been boosted by receding French election fears and a potential Fed rate cut.
As DAX breaks...
This week is a pivotal one for GBP/USD and EUR/USD, with political events in the UK and France coupled with significant US economic data releases. Traders should stay alert to developments and be...
Gold edged higher last week, ending June flat after a month of consolidation.
Despite dollar strength, gold remained resilient, with investors focusing on its safe-haven appeal.
Key upcoming US...
Tech giants like Amazon and Alphabet are hitting new highs, potentially driving a broader rally.
QQQ, an ETF tracking the Nasdaq 100, is nearing overbought territory but the bullish trend remains...
The euro remained under pressure ahead of the French snap election following more signs of weakness in Germany’s economy. In response, the US dollar strengthened further, leading to a fresh...
Silver prices rose at the start of the week, but concerns about a strong dollar and upcoming elections could limit gains.
However, the long-term outlook remains bullish, with silver potentially...
Nasdaq futures point to another record high, fueled by tech optimism and hopes of central bank rate cuts.
The rally might be overbought, but the trend is still up. Traders can focus on buying the...
The US dollar fell modestly after a weaker-than-expected retail sales print, helping to lift FX pairs like the GBP/USD off their earlier lows, albeit modestly. The GBP/USD has not gone anywhere fast...