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USD/JPY rises to 154.05 as US payrolls exceed expectations and Fed rate cuts diminish. Meanwhile, Japan hints at potential rate hikes, increasing market tension and prompting speculation on intervention. – vtmarketsmy.com

GBP/JPY is at 201.10, showing weak bullish momentum with an RSI below 50. Watch for potential downside risks if it breaks support at 201.00, with recovery needed above 202.00. – vtmarketsmy.com

The PBOC lowers the USD/CNY rate, while NZD/USD shows resilience despite poor jobs data. Gold struggles below $4,000, and the UK Pound faces weakness amidst a dovish BoE outlook. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/USD stabilizes at 1.1480 after five days of losses, influenced by positive US data and shifting rate cut expectations. Economic growth in Europe faces uncertainty, prompting potential protective trading strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com

Brazil holds rates at 15%, gold dips under $4,000, and Ethereum rebounds to $3,350. The strong US dollar shifts markets; traders eye options strategies amid central bank decisions looming. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Dow Jones rebounded 300 points amid economic data reassurance, but caution is essential due to concentrated tech investments and inflation warnings. Volatility may remain high; defensive strategies are advised. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Dollar surged to multi-month highs amidst Fed rate discussions and a historic government shutdown, affecting global currencies and commodities. How will these shifts impact your trading strategies? – vtmarketsmy.com

WTI Crude Oil dips below $60 per barrel amid rising inventories and weak global manufacturing data. With US production high, bearish trends suggest continued volatility and potential short-selling opportunities ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold prices have surged over 1% to nearly $4,000, driven by persistent inflation and geopolitical risks, despite strong U.S. economic data. Traders are eyeing strategic options in an uncertain market. – vtmarketsmy.com

The NZD/USD rises slightly due to China’s tariff suspension but faces downward pressure from rising unemployment in New Zealand. Investors should consider bearish strategies ahead of an expected interest rate cut. – vtmarketsmy.com