Live Updates

ASML’s stock is soaring, nearing $1457.74 as strong demand for AI chips drives semiconductor growth. Traders can capitalize on dips through call options or secure puts for profit potential. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Swiss Franc strengthens against the Euro amid US-EU trade tensions. With the Swiss National Bank’s hawkish stance and a weakening Eurozone outlook, trading opportunities arise amidst increasing volatility in the EUR/CHF pair. – vtmarketsmy.com

US employment changes dipped to 8,000, signaling economic slowdown amid geopolitical tensions. Bitcoin fell while gold soared. Expect increased market volatility as investors seek safe havens like gold and currencies. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/USD gains nearly 1% amid strong Eurozone economic sentiment and US tariff threats weakening the Dollar. With political risks and inflation stabilizing, the Euro’s prospects look bright, but resistance looms ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

The NZD/USD hits four-month highs at 0.5850 as the US Dollar weakens due to geopolitical tensions. Strong New Zealand economic indicators suggest further potential gains, but dairy sector risks persist. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Euro surged due to positive Eurozone sentiment and reduced inflation in Germany, while UK’s job growth raised hopes for interest rate cuts, impacting EUR/GBP dynamics. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Dollar is weakening against the Canadian Dollar, with geopolitical tensions and economic data influencing the market. Strategies like buying call options on USD/CAD may benefit from this shift. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Pound Sterling is gaining strength against the US Dollar due to mixed UK employment data and tensions in US-EU relations, signaling potential opportunities to capitalize on this currency shift. – vtmarketsmy.com

The USD/JPY has fallen to 157.80 as US dollar weakness grows amid geopolitical tensions. With looming monetary policy changes and potential trade disputes, volatility is expected; traders should strategize accordingly. – vtmarketsmy.com

Switzerland faces deflation risks, with declining producer prices and weak manufacturing. Market speculation hints at the Swiss National Bank possibly cutting rates below zero to support the economy. – vtmarketsmy.com