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The Japanese yen has started the week with huge gains against the US dollar and has climbed to five-week highs. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 154.14, down 1.1% on the day. Will BoJ continue its tightening cycle? The Bank of Japan rate hike on Friday was expected by the markets but t

We’re coming out of a week in which the US Dollar was the worst performing major currency for a change. The reversal in the Dollar’s fortunes comes from softer Trump administration talk on trade, higher US equities, and an expectation the Fed may still do more than less when it comes to rate cuts in

The big market driver all week has been President Trump and the latest on trade policies. And as the week has progressed, there has been a trend of the market feeling less and less threatened by the impact of such policies. Share: Analysis feed

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USD/JPY stable despite volatility after Trump announces possible 25% tariffs on neighboring countries. US Dollar Index (DXY) gains 0.29%, reaching 108.30, amid positive market sentiment. Focus on upcoming Bank of Japan meeting; potential for 25 basis point rate hike expected. The USD/JPY was virtual

In this technical article we’re going to take a quick look at the Elliott Wave charts of Dollar Index (DXY) published in members area of the website. As our members are aware, the DXY is currently showing impulsive bullish sequences in the cycle from the September low. As a result, we are leaning to

WTI price loses ground amid risk aversion ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday. Traders shift their attention to how the incoming Trump administration will approach sanctions on Russia’s energy sector. Crude Oil prices struggle due to easing tensions in the Middle East, as

Overview: The US dollar is firmer against most of the G10 currencies, but the tone is one of consolidation. Trump's inauguration on Monday, and the US markets are closed for the Martin Luther King holiday. Investors, businesses, and foreign countries have been warned of action on day one. Meanwhile,

EUR/USD edges higher on Wednesday, reaching 1.0335 as buyers attempt a comeback. RSI climbs to 47, signaling a sharp pickup in momentum yet still residing in negative territory. MACD histogram shows flat red bars, hinting that bullish traction remains tentative. EUR/USD managed a modest rise to arou