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The AUD/USD pair dipped to 0.6680 as the US dollar strengthens amid potential interest rate cuts by the Fed. Traders may find buying opportunities as central bank policies diverge. – vtmarketsmy.com

GBP/JPY steadied near 210.70 amid holiday-thinned trading as Japan faces fiscal challenges with high national debt. Expect gradual GBP gains against a struggling yen; consider bull call spreads for investment. – vtmarketsmy.com

The NZD/USD slides to 0.5760 for six consecutive days, driven by a stronger US Dollar and Federal Reserve uncertainties, overshadowing China’s improving economic signals. Short positions may be preferable now. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Dollar Index rises above 98.30, signaling year-end strength, but a potential pullback looms as the Federal Reserve hints at possible rate cuts. Silver experiences volatility, while gold shows resilience. – vtmarketsmy.com

FOMC Minutes reveal a split committee on rate cuts, with a pause likely and lower chances for January cuts. Strength in the Swiss Franc due to geopolitical tensions suggests upcoming volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Nasdaq is stuck in a rotation between key levels, lacking clear direction. Watch the central pivot at 25,514 for signals, as volatility increases amid cautious market sentiment. – vtmarketsmy.com

Turkey’s November trade deficit hit $8 billion, raising concerns about economic recovery and the weakening lira. With high inflation and rising import costs, policymakers must act to stabilize the situation. – vtmarketsmy.com

The EUR/GBP dropped to 0.8720 as the Bank of England adopts a cautious monetary policy, favoring the Pound. Geopolitical tensions in Ukraine further stress the Euro. Traders anticipate continued Sterling strength. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Bank of England cut interest rates to 3.75%, sparking predictions of further reductions despite high inflation. Strategies like buying straddles on GBP/USD may help traders profit from volatility ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold prices surged over $4,350, marking a 65% annual gain—its best since 1979. Factors like anticipated rate cuts and geopolitical tensions drive demand, but caution is advised due to potential market corrections. – vtmarketsmy.com