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The Dow dips below 48,000 as rising Treasury yields unsettle markets ahead of the Fed’s critical rate decision. Caution is advised in tech and biotech sectors amid potential volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold trades at $4,195 amid rising US Treasury yields and Federal Reserve uncertainty, with geopolitical tensions supporting demand. Traders await key employment reports and the Fed’s rate decision for potential market shifts. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Dollar Index stays above 99.00 as traders anticipate the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, with significant implications for major currency pairs and gold prices. What’s next for the dollar? – vtmarketsmy.com

The Australian Dollar faces pressure against the US Dollar ahead of the RBA’s crucial interest rate decision. Speculation of a hawkish stance could bolster the AUD, despite mixed economic signals. – vtmarketsmy.com

As central banks weigh interest rate decisions, the RBA holds steady at 3.6% while the Fed may cut rates. Cryptocurrency and gold markets react to shifting dynamics, indicating potential volatility ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

The USD/JPY is rising as the US Dollar strengthens due to high Treasury yields and market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, while Japan faces economic strain after a devastating earthquake. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/USD struggles at 1.1650 as the US Dollar rebounds ahead of a potential Fed rate cut. Traders watch for volatility and trading opportunities, reflecting shifting central bank dynamics. – vtmarketsmy.com

GBP/USD trades near 1.3325, awaiting crucial Federal Reserve and Bank of England decisions. With market volatility low, traders should prepare for impending price swings as central bank guidance looms. – vtmarketsmy.com

The New Zealand Dollar fell to 0.5770 as market caution persisted despite strong Chinese trade data. Future movements hinge on U.S. Federal Reserve policy signals amidst widening interest rate differentials. – vtmarketsmy.com

GBP/USD is near 1.3325 as traders await major Federal Reserve and Bank of England rate decisions. Volatility is expected, influenced by economic data and global events like Japan’s earthquake. – vtmarketsmy.com