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EUR/USD drops even though the Dollar pared some of its earlier gains on Friday sparked by solid US economic data releases in the week, which has improved the outlook for the labor market. This trimmed the chances for further easing by the Federal Reserve, a tailwind for the Greenback. The pair trades at 1.1599, down 0.08%.Euro edges lower as strong US labor and production data underpin the Dollar despite fading momentumThe shared currency is poised to end the week negatively, following solid jobless claims revealed on Thursday. This, a spike on factory inflation and US President Trump reluctancy to nominate…
Jerome Powell’s term as Federal Reserve chair ends in May — but he can choose to stay on as a Fed governor until 2028.
Learn about the process of gold redefining, where old jewellery, scrap, and bullion are stripped back to their purest form, valued with precision, and reborn as tradable gold. Read on. If you have ever sold gold jewellery, scrap, or bullion to any gold buyer in Brisbane, you must have thought, “What really happens with my gold? Does it get melted down? Is it resold as is? How do buyers obtain its real value?” For many people, gold refining may sound complex, but it’s actually pretty simple and easy to understand. This guide explains, step by step, how refining works in…
The Euro (EUR) turns lower against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, surrendering intraday gains as renewed demand for the Greenback keeps the pair on the defensive. At the time of writing, EUR/USD is trading flat near 1.1600, after briefly sliding to its lowest level since November 28.The US Dollar draws support from stronger-than-expected US economic data, which has reinforced the view that the Federal Reserve (Fed) can afford to hold off on cutting interest rates in the near term.Further supporting the US Dollar, comments from White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett helped ease investor concerns over recent…
More stocks are making new 52-week highs and volatility is low.
Read on to understand how investing in gold through your SMSF works, what the ATO actually requires, and how physical bullion can add real balance to your retirement strategy. If you manage your own super, chances are you’ve thought about gold at some point. That’s the way markets move, after all. Inflation chews up money. Property and shares don’t always go the way you think they should. That’s about when SMSFs’ gold investment starts considering investments with more substance. The bright side is this: investing in gold with your SMSF is legal in Australia, provided you comply with the laws.…
A structure-first view of how Asia, London, and New York sessions aligned around key Nasdaq futures levels.This desk video documents how Nasdaq futures transitioned from the Asia session through London and into the New York open, rebuilding value above the intraday pivot after bouncing from the daily central pivot during the prior session.The Asia recovery was anchored by the January sixth Point of Control, which then guided the London transition as price reclaimed the intraday central pivot and rotated into the upper-structure support band. That acceptance laid the groundwork for New York’s opening, push toward the micro-five and the upper…
Investors know bull markets end, of course. But even the global leaders descending on Davos may underestimate the dangers.
Read on to learn how XRF testing reveals the true purity of your gold and ensures you receive a fair payout every time you sell. Well, if you’ve ever wondered why two different gold buyers can give you two highly differing quotes for the price of the same piece of jewellery, here’s the secret. It all comes down to how your gold is assessed. In Brisbane, gold testing is more than a technical process. This process determines how precise your appraisal is and how much cash ultimately ends up in your pocket. This explains why gold merchants prefer XRF gold…
Silver price corrects almost 6% to near $86.50 during the Asian trading session on Thursday. The white metal retraced from its all-time high of $93.51 posted on Wednesday after United States (US) President Donald Trump said that Iran assured it will stop killings of protesters, and has no plans of large-scale civil executions, resulting in a decline in appeal of safe-haven demand.Market sentiment remained risk-averse as US President Trump threatened military action against the government of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei for executing protestors amid civil unrest in Iran. The assurance from Tehran that it will stop executions of civilians…