Monday is quiet with no major scheduled releases, but the rest of the week is a central bank marathon: the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan all announce policy decisions within about 48 hours of each other
This week\'s economic calendar brings fresh volatility to forex trading, with Swiss inflation data and the US jobs report headlining the schedule.
This week\'s economic calendar is one of the busiest of the month, with a Federal Reserve rate decision, a Bank of England verdict, a Bank of Japan rate call, and inflation data from Australia, Germany and the Eurozone
A new trading week brings a fresh batch of numbers that can shift forex pairs, gold, oil and indices.
Ongoing US-Iran tensions are splitting market reactions — supporting gold, capping oil\'s downside, and keeping safe-haven currencies bid. Here\'s the full picture.
EUR/USD has fallen from 1.165 to near 1.139, touching its lowest level since May 2025. Here\'s what\'s driving the move and the levels to watch next.
Gold has pulled back toward $4,047 as odds of a Fed rate hike climb, but ongoing US-Iran tensions are preventing a deeper slide. Here\'s the latest.
Brent crude has dropped to around $72 and WTI below $69 as OPEC+ raises production and the IEA flags a growing global oversupply.
Gold trades near $4,047 as Fed rate-hike bets and Iran tensions pull XAU/USD in opposite directions. See the key levels traders are watching this week.
Gold trades near $4,047 as Fed rate-hike bets and Iran tensions pull XAU/USD in opposite directions. See the key levels traders are watching this week.
