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Gold sees a significant reversal from the resistance level at 3500.00. Economic Calendar Analysis Volatility is expected this week due to ongoing uncertainty in the broader financial markets. XAU/USD short-term forecast Bearish momentum emerging from the resistance level at 3500.00 has pushed the price of gold lower, with the metal currently trading around the 3300.00 level. The strong rejection at resistance highlights increased
IMF projects global public debt to top 100% of GDP by 2030 due to rising borrowing costs, slow growth, and increased government spending.
The FX pair closes slightly higher than the previous week, continuing the bullish trend. Economic Calendar GBP/USD hourly chart analysis The short-term price trading range provides a window of opportunity for a potential upside move towards 1.34400, should bullish momentum materialize. This scenario is supported by key technical factors, such as the prevailing trend and price action holding above important support levels.
Komatsu forecasts 27% profit drop for FY 2025 due to strong yen, U.S. tariffs; plans 100B yen buyback after FY 2024 profits beat estimates.
EUR/USD experienced elevated volatility but closed slightly below 1.13800 compared to the previous week. Economic Calendar Analysis Fundamental data releases this week may bring higher volatility. ISM Manufacturing PMI and Gross Domestic Product numbers will play a significant role. EUR/USD hourly chart analysis Sideways trading may persist in the short term as the market anticipates fundamental data releases this week. A trading range between
TThe USD/JPY currency pair recovered above 143.500 after briefly falling below 140.000 last week. Economic Calendar Elevated levels of volatility may occur this week, as fundamental data from both Japan and the United States will be important. USD/JPY hourly chart analysis In the short term, as the USD/JPY trades above key simple moving averages, a steady move towards the 145.000 level appears to be
Ex-South Korean President Moon Jae-in was indicted for bribery over his son-in-law's job at a Thai airline, linked to a former lawmaker's appointment.
Japanese investors bought ¥223.7B in foreign bonds after 6 weeks of selling. U.S. tariffs, rising yields, and safe-haven demand shift flows back to Japan.
Treasury Sec. Bessent sees a "big deal" chance with China on trade, backs IMF/World Bank reform. Trump may cut 145% China tariffs to 50–65%, still very high.
Brazil's central bank will start daily currency swap auctions on April 28 to fully roll over $18.4B in contracts expiring June 2, continuing as needed.
IMF cuts global growth forecast to 2.8% for 2025, citing U.S. tariffs at 100-year highs; warns trade tensions and inflation will slow recovery further.
U.S. to impose tariffs up to 3,521% on solar panels from Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam over claims of unfair Chinese subsidies and market dumping.
Boeing's first-quarter 2025 financial results highlighted revenue growth to $19.5 billion, an 18% increase from last year, despite a GAAP loss per share of $0.16 and a core loss per share of $0.49. Commercial Airplanes saw a revenue rise to $8.1 billion, up 75%, driven by 130 airplane deliveries, with increased production in the 737 program and stable production in
JPMorgan Chase is suing customers who allegedly stole funds in last year's "infinite money glitch," now targeting amounts under $75,000 in state courts.
Ford is recalling over 148,000 U.S. vehicles, including 2017–18 F-150s, Expeditions, and Navigators, due to a fluid leak that may reduce braking performance.
UniCredit says Italy's conditions for approving its Banco BPM bid may affect its ability to make sound decisions and won't proceed unless concerns are resolved.
Twelve U.S. states sued Trump over tariffs, claiming he bypassed Congress and misused emergency powers. The White House called it a political "witch hunt."
Volvo Cars named Fredrik Hansson as CFO, replacing Johan Ekdahl. The move follows CEO Samuelsson's return amid market uncertainty and tariff pressures.
Nokia reported Q1 profit of €156M, missing forecasts by 36%. It warned of a €20–30M hit to Q2 profit due to U.S. tariffs.
"After pulling back from the recent high of 3500.00, gold has been moving sideways in a range between 3270.00 and 3385.00. This shows that the market is currently in a state of indecision, with buyers and sellers fairly balanced. To break out of this range and start a new short-term trend, a strong move in either direction is needed. If
AT&T beat Q1 subscriber estimates on strong demand for fiber and 5G bundles.
Trump, Bessent signal US-China tariff de-escalation; Trump says 145% tariffs "will come down." Stocks rise on hopes for trade war off-ramp.
EU regulators fined Apple and Meta a combined €700M ($877M) for breaking new antitrust laws—marking the first penalties under rules targeting Big Tech's dominance.
Tesla misses Q1 estimates with EPS at $0.27, revenue $19.34B. Auto sales drop 20%. Cybercab teased for 2026. Brand damage, Musk's politics raise concerns.