GBP/USD slips near 1.3480 as the dollar rebounds. Tariff uncertainty and Fed/ADP events may boost volatility. Bearish bias persists below 1.3500, but oversold signals warn of surprise rebounds. – vtmarketsmy.com
EUR/GBP slipped below 0.8750 as tariff turmoil hit the Euro. Watch German GDP and Eurozone inflation. BoE rate-cut hints may still support Sterling, creating trades if euro weakness deepens. – vtmarketsmy.com
AUD once climbed above 0.7000 on CPI hopes, but now struggles near 0.6550 as inflation persists. With RBA rates higher and a stronger USD, CPI-driven volatility makes options hedges compelling. – vtmarketsmy.com
AUD/JPY jumps above 109.50 as Japan’s stimulus and fiscal worries pressure the yen. Australia’s hawkish RBA keeps AUD bid, but Wednesday CPI could decide the next push toward 110.60. – vtmarketsmy.com
Tariff headlines jolted markets: the dollar steadies, safe-haven demand returns, China holds rates, and gold whipsaws. Flashback: 2025’s 15% tariff shock spiked volatility, USD/JPY, and forced a Fed pivot. – vtmarketsmy.com
USD/JPY jumps to 155.30 as dollar strength beats yen weakness despite tariff threats. Traders watch triangle levels and rising options volatility, with Fed-hold bets and possible BoJ shift. – vtmarketsmy.com
Gold dips in Saudi Arabia: SAR 622.84/gram Tuesday vs 631.61 Monday. FXStreet converts global rates daily. Analysts see noise; peaked US rates, softer dollar, and central-bank buying keep bullish gold outlook. – vtmarketsmy.com
Gold prices slipped in the Philippines Tuesday: PHP 9,609.71/gram and PHP 112,085.60/tola. Analysts see a minor dip in an uptrend, boosted by Fed-rate expectations and strong central-bank buying. – vtmarketsmy.com
UAE gold slipped Tuesday: AED 610.72 per gram, AED 7,123.30 per tola. Don’t panic—Fed rate-cut hopes, central bank buying, and geopolitics may boost prices ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com
EUR/USD is sliding again—will 1.1740 break next? Mildly bearish MACD/RSI and key Fibonacci levels hint more downside, as higher US rates boost the dollar. Options traders eye puts, hedge payroll shocks. – vtmarketsmy.com
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