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The U.S. dollar has regained leadership – especially after it became clear that the much-anticipated key U.S. labor market statistics would not be released this week. Yesterday's statements from Federal Reserve representatives Logan and Goolsbee, noting that the U.S. economy is in good shape, also increased demand for the dollar. Traders interpreted these comments as a sign of a cautious approach to future interest rate cuts, making the U.S. currency more attractive for investment. Ahead, markets await data on the Eurozone Services PMI, Composite PMI, and the Producer Price Index. Weak numbers will only increase pressure on EUR/USD, reinforcing the bearish outlook for the…
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The U.S. dollar resumed its decline yesterday after Republicans and Democrats once again failed to reach a budget agreement, prolonging the government shutdown. In the first half of the day, euro sellers did everything they could, leveraging France's political problems. However, later in the day, buyers regained control. The atmosphere of uncertainty—driven by snap elections in France—continues to weigh on the euro. Traders fear potential changes in the country's economic policy, which could hurt France's financial stability and eventually affect the entire eurozone. This morning, some important data will be published for the eurozone. German factory orders and France's t…
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The U.S. dollar continues to strengthen against risk-sensitive assets. Yesterday's comments from Federal Reserve officials that lower interest rates might lead to higher inflation supported the U.S. dollar. Traders, concerned about the likelihood of tighter U.S. monetary policy, quickly rotated out of the euro and other risky assets and into the safer dollar. Additional pressure on the euro came from an ECB official's remarks, suggesting that the eurozone could face a sharp decline in its inflation target. The market reacted instantly to the warning signs of potential deflationary pressures, sparking a sell-off in the euro and, consequently, boosting the U.S. dollar. This…
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The US dollar has actively regained some of the positions it lost at the beginning of the week. This indicates that traders are taking a wait-and-see approach ahead of important fundamental data. It is clear that the market is influenced by a range of factors that could, in the long term, exert significant pressure on the US currency. Chief among these is the ongoing debate about the future monetary policy of the Federal Reserve. Despite inflation showing signs of rising, the Fed is set to lower interest rates at the upcoming meeting in September of this year. Much will depend on today's US inflation data, which we will discuss in more detail later on. During the European…
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Although the US dollar did lose ground against risk assets, it managed to avoid a larger sell-off. This suggests traders have already shifted their attention to waiting for new, and much more important, inflation data than what was released yesterday. A sharp decline in US producer prices in August by 0.1% led to a drop in the dollar and strengthening of the euro, British pound, and other risk assets. This unexpected turn made traders reconsider their forecasts for the Federal Reserve's future monetary policy, and now the Fed is widely expected to resume cutting interest rates soon. Today, in the first half of the day, the European Central Bank will publish its decision o…
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The US dollar once again weakened against risk assets as traders increased their expectations of an interest rate cut next week. Despite no rate cut yet, the US Consumer Price Index came in close to expert forecasts. The actual uptick was 0.4% versus a forecast of 0.3%. This kept pressure on the dollar and stimulated interest in the euro, the British pound, and other risk assets. The released data indicate a smooth rise in inflation, giving the Federal Reserve more room to maneuver. Today, in the first half of the day, data is expected for Germany's and France's consumer price indices, Italy's unemployment rate, and a speech by Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel. Economis…
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During the day, the US dollar ceded ground to the euro, the pound, and other risk assets at the end of last week. However, this did not lead to a major shift in the balance of power in the market. A sharp drop in the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index weakened the US dollar. The index, which tracks consumer expectations regarding the economy, fell to 55 points. This raised concerns about a potential decrease in consumer spending in the future, putting pressure on the dollar. Lower consumer confidence also heightened fears of a possible slowdown in US economic growth. Consumer spending is a key driver of the American economy, and its decline could negatively i…
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The U.S. dollar continued to lose ground actively, which comes as no surprise. The market is increasingly convinced that the Federal Reserve will be forced to act more dovishly, which undermines dollar buyers' confidence. This morning, the eurozone and Germany will release ZEW business sentiment indices, the ZEW current conditions index for Germany, and eurozone industrial production figures. These reports will be important indicators of the region's economic health, helping assess business confidence and industrial sector dynamics. The ZEW sentiment index, as a barometer of business expectations, will provide insight into the outlook for economic growth in the eurozone a…
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The US dollar continued to lose ground actively—a development that's easy to explain. There is growing talk in the market that the Fed will be forced to act more dovish, especially after the latest fundamental data from the US, which hardly gives dollar bulls any confidence. Yesterday, strong data from Germany's ZEW institute, which indicated improving economic sentiment in the eurozone, led to a stronger euro. Investors saw this as a signal of potential regional economic stabilization, increasing interest in the European currency. However, the key factor influencing the FX market in the second half of the day was a shift in expectations around future Federal Reserve poli…
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The U.S. dollar initially lost ground against risk assets but quickly regained its position after Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech. Yesterday, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter point. At first, the euro and the pound reacted with gains, but without clear hints from Powell on further aggressive rate cuts this year, the dollar sharply rebounded. The market had expected a stronger signal confirming the Fed's readiness to ease monetary policy. The lack of firm commitments disappointed traders who had counted on more aggressive measures to stimulate the economy. Uncertainty about the Fed's next steps pushed investors toward the dollar, traditionally seen as a…
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The US dollar quickly regained the upper hand, indicating the presence of major buyers in the market even though the Federal Reserve cut interest rates the previous day. Apparently, without a good correction in risk assets, another move to the upside will be hard to achieve. Strong Philadelphia Manufacturing Index numbers gave the dollar a boost. Traders, encouraged by the unexpectedly high readings, rushed to buy the US currency, viewing it as a sign of strengthening in the US economy. The euro, on the other hand, came under heavy selling pressure. Today, German Producer Price Index (PPI) data is due. If the figure comes in below economists' forecasts, it could trigger a…
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The US dollar continued its rise against a range of risk assets, indicating sustained demand and trader concerns about future Federal Reserve policy. Strong data on US new home sales contributed to further dollar strength. Traders revised their forecasts on future Fed policy, expecting the central bank to keep rates higher for longer than previously thought. This increased the dollar's appeal as a more profitable and reliable asset. Meanwhile, the impact was strongly felt on European markets. The euro noticeably declined against the dollar, raising concerns among European exporters. A stronger dollar makes European goods more expensive for American consumers, potentially …
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The US dollar continued its growth against a range of risk assets, indicating sustained demand and the prospect of more cautious action from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate cuts. Yesterday's upward revision of Q2 US GDP to a strong 3.8% was the trigger for dollar buying and a selloff in risk assets. Clearly, after contracting in Q1, the US economy is showing unexpected resilience despite the Fed's tight monetary policy. This, in turn, strengthens investors' confidence in the US economy's ability to withstand future challenges. Yesterday's sharp drop in jobless claims also points to a labor market that is once again showing strength, despite some signs of cooli…
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The U.S. dollar quickly lost ground against risk assets at the end of last week, with clear reasons for this shift. Data showed that the U.S. core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index matched economists' forecasts, indicating moderate price pressures in the U.S. This sharply weakened the dollar's position. Traders interpreted it as a signal that the Federal Reserve can continue cutting interest rates without major risks, stimulating the economy and supporting the labor market. As a result, U.S. assets became less attractive, triggering capital outflows. The euro, the British pound, and other risk-sensitive assets, by contrast, strengthened on expectations that th…
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The U.S. dollar continued to lose ground rapidly against risk assets at the start of the week, with objective reasons for this decline. The likelihood of a government shutdown increased further after yesterday's meeting between Democrats and Republicans with Trump. Traders are concerned about how political uncertainty may impact the U.S. economy and are seeking safer assets, which is putting pressure on the dollar. The situation is aggravated by the approaching deadline for passing the budget for the new fiscal year. If Congress fails to reach a compromise, government agencies will be forced to suspend their operations. This would lead to a reduction in public services, s…
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The US dollar continued to lose ground slowly but steadily against the euro, the pound, and other risk assets. Apparently, the pressure on the dollar is coming from expectations of the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut this year, anticipated for the middle of this month. Today, data on changes in France's industrial production will be released, and Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel is scheduled to speak. There will also be a Eurogroup meeting, which will likely not have a significant impact on the currency market. Market participants will closely watch the French data. Any unexpected deviations from forecasted values could cause short-term volatility in the euro …
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Drilling by Intrepid Metals (TSXV: INTR) in the Earp zone at its Corral copper project in southeast Arizona has returned highlights of 16.3 metres grading 1.68% copper and 0.67 gram gold per tonne. Shares rose. That result, from 15 metres depth in hole CC25_036, included 8.3 grams silver and was part of a larger intercept of 42.5 metres at 0.96% copper, 0.28 gram gold and 5.1 grams silver, the company reported Tuesday. Another highlight, hole CC25_035, returned 65.4 metres at 0.25% copper, 0.07 gram gold and 2.4 grams silver from 18.5 metres depth, including 18.9 metres grading 0.46% copper, 0.12 gram gold and 2.9 grams silver. Corral is about 350 km southeast of …
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Headlines: Gold powers through $3,600 as the upside breakout continues to runGold remains supported amid dovish Fed bets and weaker US dataUSD/JPY looks to close the opening gap as the session gets underwayEURUSD is threatening a breakout of the month-long rangeHow have interest rates expectations changed after the NFP report?Eurozone September Sentix investor confidence -9.2 vs -2.0 expectedGermany July trade balance €14.7 billion vs €15.3 billion expectedGermany July industrial production +1.3% vs +1.0% m/m expectedSNB chairman Schlegel: There is a high bar to negative ratesHeads up: French prime minister Bayrou set to face confidence vote laterJapan's ruling LDP party …
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In 2025, investors looking to protect their wealth from inflation are turning toward assets that historically preserve purchasing power while offering the potential for steady growth. In addition to the trusted historical value of owning gold to fight inflation, real estate remains a contender as rental income tends to rise alongside inflation, allowing investors to maintain cash flow while property values appreciate over time. Precious metals such as gold and silver continue to be viewed as safe haven assets during periods of economic uncertainty, with gold in particular gaining attention for its ability to retain value when currency strength weakens. Treasury Inflat…
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With investor demand seemingly on the rise, the Ethereum price looked set to cross the psychological $3,000 level over the past week. However, this dream hit a major stumbling block after geopolitical tensions quickly escalated in the late hours of Thursday, June 13. It didn’t take much time for Israel’s airstrike against Iran to impact the global financial markets, with crypto prices succumbing to a fresh wave of downward pressure. Specifically, Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has lost about 6% of its value in the past 24 hours. Is Capital Flowing Out Of ETH Into BTC? In a Quicktake post on the CryptoQuant platform, on-chain analyst Amr Taha …
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Bonk ($BONK) is on a tear, and it’s not slowing down. The token just extended its gains, building on a massive 20% rally from last week. The reason for all the excitement? Traders are pouring cash into it. The futures Open Interest (OI) for $BONK has shot up to a yearly high, showing a ton of new money is flooding the market. This kind of action is exactly what a rally needs to keep going. However, it’s not just about the trading numbers. The Solana ecosystem itself is doing great. Its launchpad, LetsBonk.fun, is raking in the cash. It’s collected a whopping $7.97M in just one week, completely outshining every other launchpad on Solana. That kind of success makes the…
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Overview: After inflicting damage on Iran's proxies (Hamas and Hezbollah), Israel turned to Iran itself following the IAEA's finding that Tehran was in violation of its uranium-enrichment targets. The war continues. The US reportedly helped Israel shoot down missiles aimed at it, but so far Russia, which signed a defense pact with Iran earlier this year has been restrained, as has China, the biggest buyer of Iranian oil. The markets' response will be studied for some time. It is not just the greenback, which seems to have mostly ignored the geopolitical developments, but gold and oil are lower, and stocks are higher. The US dollar is softer against the G10 currencies, bu…
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ioneer (ASX: INR) (NASDAQ: IONR) says it has formally begun its search for a strategic partner in the Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron mine project in Nevada after Sibanye-Stillwater (JSE: SSW)(NYSE: SBSW) pulled out earlier this year. The formal strategic partnering process, says the Australian mine developer, follows its recently completed critical work that significantly improved the project’s value but also its projected costs. In February, Sibanye-Stillwater walked away from the Rhyolite Ridge project, citing a “weak pricing environment”. The South African miner, which initially agreed to enter the project in 2021, had planned to invest $490 million for a 50% sta…
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Australia’s ioneer (ASX: INR) has quadrupled ore reserves at its Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron project in Nevada, US, sharply increasing both the project’s mine life and its development cost. The company’s flagship project now hosts 1.92 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) and 7.68 million tonnes of boric acid equivalent (BAE). This reserve boost extends the expected mine life to 95 years, up from 26 years outlined in the 2020 definitive feasibility study. Annual life-of-mine production is now pegged at 17,200 tonnes of LCE and 60,400 tonnes of boric acid, a compound widely used in construction, agriculture and pharmaceuticals. Nearly half the mine…
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Trump’s surprise ceasefire announcement between Iran and Israel sent BTC ▲3.71% flying with a new Bitcoin golden cross forming. After dipping below $99K, BTC jumped nearly 3.6% on the news, peaking over $106K before leveling at $105,400. Will this ceasefire stand, especially when Trump and Israel called for regime change in Iran? Moreover, conflicting reports remain whether the ceasefire is real, with some Iranian officials denying its legitimacy. (X) Trump’s “Complete and Total Ceasefire” Trump took to Truth Social on Monday with an all-caps delivery of alleged peace in the Middle East: a “Complete and Total CEASEFIRE” between Israel and Iran, set to begin in six hour…
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