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The Dow Jones reached record highs as traders shifted focus from AI to traditional sectors like banking and healthcare. This trend suggests strategies favoring value-oriented stocks could be lucrative. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Dollar faces pressure amid government funding talks, while the Euro shows limited strength. Gold remains robust, and crude oil prices dip as traders anticipate volatility from upcoming economic data. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold surged past $4,200 due to declining U.S. Treasury yields and job cuts. With a potential Fed rate cut looming, strategies like buying call options may capitalize on this upward trend. – vtmarketsmy.com

Argentina’s inflation outpaced expectations at 2.4%, while Australia’s unemployment dipped to 4.3%, defying forecasts. Gold prices surged, signaling market hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut amidst economic uncertainties. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/USD remains under pressure ahead of crucial US votes, while GBP/USD gains from a weakened dollar. Gold climbs towards $4,200, driven by hopes of Fed rate cuts. Crypto sentiment improves, with SUI rising above $2. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Japanese Yen faces ongoing pressure against the US Dollar, nearing nine-month highs. Traders should consider options for potential gains amid risks of government intervention and macroeconomic challenges. – vtmarketsmy.com

Kevin Hassett predicts 1.5-2% GDP growth, cautions about impacts from a government shutdown, and suggests the Fed won’t cut rates significantly. Strong USD persists, but inflation remains a concern. – vtmarketsmy.com

US 10-year note yields fell to 4.074%, hinting at rate cuts and boosting gold prices near $4,200. Meanwhile, the yen weakens, creating opportunities for forex traders and carry trades. – vtmarketsmy.com

The New Zealand Dollar is slightly rising amid improved risk sentiment, but upcoming rate cuts from both the RBNZ and Fed hinder growth. Economic challenges suggest volatility trading strategies may be best. – vtmarketsmy.com

Atlanta Fed President Bostic expects a balanced labor market without severe downturns but warns inflation risks persist. With companies raising prices into 2026, strategy adjustments for traders and investors are crucial. – vtmarketsmy.com