On September 29, the US dollar (USD) started the week with a bad start, under pressure from the increased risk of the U.S. government shutdown. Meanwhile, gold prices continued to rise after consolidation last week, trading at an all-time high above $3,800. Th...

Asian market conditions last Friday strengthened the market‘s bet on the Fed‘s possible rate cut later this year as U.S. inflation data meets expectations. The US dollar index fluctuates downward, and as of now, the US dollar is priced at 97.94. Overview of th...

On September 29, spot gold was trading around $3,793/ounce in the Asian market on Monday, with gold hitting a record $3,790.97/ounce last week. U.S. economic data strengthened the Federal Reserve‘s bet that it may continue to cut interest rates later this year...

On September 29, in the early trading of Asian markets on Monday, Beijing time, the US dollar index hovered at 98.02. Last Friday, U.S. inflation data met expectations, strengthened market bets that the Fed could continue to cut interest rates later this year....

Review of market trends this week This week (September 22-27), the foreign exchange market swayed between the Fed‘s expectation of a rate cut and the resilience of economic data. Although the US dollar index fell slightly on Friday, the weekly line continued i...

The Asian market market was on Thursday, as the US GDP was significantly revised upward in the second quarter, the US dollar index rose sharply before the US market and hit a new high in the past two weeks. As of now, the US dollar price is 98.37. Overview of ...

On September 26, during the Asian session on Friday, spot gold trading around $3,740.57 per ounce, and gold prices narrowed their gains on Thursday, after the U.S. initial unemployment claims fell unexpectedly last week, and investors were waiting for key infl...

Bad news from the US dollar: The market has high expectations for the Fed to cut interest rates this year. It is generally expected that another 50 basis points will be cut in the remaining time of 2025. The probability of continuing to cut interest rates by 2...