Japanese yen gains limited after BoJ Tankan miss. AUD/USD under pressure as weak industry index clouds RBA outlook. U.S. jobs data now in focus.

Gold surged to a record $3,872 high on Tuesday, confirming its breakout. Momentum stayed strong, keeping bulls in control as targets shift toward the $3,969 – $4,000 zone. Gold remained a market ...

Gold price reverses from record high on profit-taking. Traders watch key support zones for a pullback opportunity amid Fed cut bets and U.S. shutdown risk.

Crude oil pulled back to retest key support near $62 but remains positioned for higher prices if buyers defend recent lows and confirm the bullish wedge breakout. Crude oil retreated further on ...

Natural gas extended its rally to $3.35, confirming strength above a long-term uptrend line. Bulls now watch the $3.49 – $3.50 zone for the next key test.

Solana has fallen nearly 19% from its September high of $252, now trading around $206. Technicals show a bear flag pattern, with downside targets near $175 and RSI still neutral at 47. A potential ...

Natural gas gained upside momentum and is trying to settle above the resistance at $3.25 – $3.30. In case this attempt is successful, natural gas will move towards the resistance at $3.55 – $3.60. WTI ...

DXY slips below the 50-day average as U.S. shutdown risks rise. Traders brace for delayed payroll data and increased uncertainty in Fed policy direction.

Major indices are swinging between gains and losses as traders are not ready to sell stocks ahead of the potential shutdown.

Gold continues to move higher as traders prepare for the potential U.S. government shutdown. In case gold settles above the $3850 level, it will head towards the $3900 level. Silver pulled back ...

Gold’s surge to record highs and silver’s climb toward $50 have turned investor focus to undervalued platinum and palladium.

The three indices in this analysis all look as if they are taking a bit of a break, with the Federal Reserve still in focus. At this point, the Fed is expected to cut rates a couple of times, but ...