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GBP/USD is on a downward trend for the third day, affected by the Fed’s recent rate cuts and uncertainty in the UK. Traders should prepare for a potential drop toward 1.3000. – vtmarketsmy.com

Silver is facing a tightening phase and potential liquidations as ETF holders react to prices failing to hit $50 per ounce. Increased inventories and bearish sentiment suggest ongoing price pressure ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Silver is bouncing back around $48.70 after a 16% drop, influenced by technical buying and industrial demand, but limited by interest rate cuts. Watch for resistance at $49.00 for bullish moves. – vtmarketsmy.com

ECB President Christine Lagarde confirmed steady interest rates, citing economic uncertainty and contrasting consumer and manufacturing performance. As the Euro weakens, traders may benefit from strategies capitalizing on market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Natural gas storage hit 74 Bcf, surpassing expectations, indicating a surplus supply. With a strong USD and stable markets, traders may consider bearish strategies as winter weather impacts pricing volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Christine Lagarde announced the ECB’s intent to keep interest rates high due to persistent inflation concerns, impacting markets and suggesting cautious trading strategies, especially in the Euro and gold assets. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Euro holds steady near 0.8800 as the ECB maintains interest rates amid positive growth, while the Pound falters due to a bleak UK economic outlook, hinting at potential rate cuts ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

The S&P 500 is navigating volatility after the Fed’s rate cut and nearing end of quantitative tightening. Opportunity arises for traders amidst tech earnings and currency shifts. Stay informed! – vtmarketsmy.com

Christine Lagarde announced the ECB’s decision to keep interest rates steady amid moderating labor costs and stable long-term inflation expectations. The Euro remains under pressure from uncertain economic indicators and trade balance challenges. – vtmarketsmy.com

Christine Lagarde announced the ECB’s decision to hold interest rates steady amid cooling labor demand and high household savings, predicting potential rate cuts by 2026 due to economic pressures. – vtmarketsmy.com