EUR/USD

Approximately 22.7% of daily forex trades. This pair, often called “Fiber,” is the most traded due to the economic strength of the Eurozone and the United States, offering high liquidity and tight spreads.

EUR/USD

RBC Warns: US Dollar Could Drop to 133 Yen as Yen Gains Momentum

RBC Capital Markets projects the US Dollar could weaken further against the Japanese Yen, with USD/JPY possibly falling to 133 medium-term. Factors include a potential peak in US interest rates, gradual BoJ policy normalization, easing US inflation, and shifting market sentiment favoring Yen strength.

EUR/USD

Forex Market Weekly Outlook 2025: Key Pairs in Focus from July 13-19 — Technical Trends & Market Drivers

Heading into the week of July 13-19, 2025, major Forex pairs show key technical setups amid evolving macroeconomic and geopolitical factors. EUR/USD maintains upside momentum targeting resistance near 1.1000, while GBP/USD tests bullish breakout levels ahead of critical UK inflation data. USD/JPY faces bearish pressure with lower lows shaping, and supports near 143.80 under scrutiny. Traders should watch technical signals such as RSI divergences and MACD shifts alongside upcoming Eurozone, UK, and US data releases. For a comprehensive analysis and detailed weekly outlook, full credit to Chris Lee and DailyForex.com.

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Gold Surges Ahead:bullish Breakout Eyes New Highs in July 2025 Evening Update

Gold prices edged higher during the July 11, 2025 evening session, maintaining momentum within an established ascending channel. With the 50-day EMA providing strong support near $2,375 and RSI around 65, bullish sentiment prevails. Key resistance stands at $2,430; a confirmed break could target $2,455 and beyond. Watch support levels at $2,390 and $2,375 for possible pullbacks. Overall, technical indicators favor continued upside in the near term. #Gold #TechnicalAnalysis

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**US Dollar Skyrockets Sharply After Surprising PPI Data — Investors Shift Focus to Consumer Sentiment and the Path of Federal Reserve’s Rate Hikes**

The US dollar gained strength after stronger-than-expected June producer price index (PPI) data showed persistent inflation pressures, offsetting earlier signs of easing from consumer price index (CPI) reports. With PPI rising 0.1% unexpectedly, markets are now weighing the Federal Reserve’s timing for interest rate cuts, leading to increased demand for the dollar. Investors will closely watch upcoming consumer sentiment figures for further clues on economic momentum and monetary policy direction.

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