Markets hold steady as investors await US data and central bank signals
Global markets began the week on a cautious note as investors awaited the return of normal trading conditions following the three-day weekend in
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USD/JPY prediction: traders brace for a Japanese yen intervention
The Japanese yen jumped sharply on Thursday as traders braced for a potential intervention by the Bank of Japan (BoJ). The USD/JPY pair
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Has US dollar’s winning trade just hit its biggest wall in months?
The dollar’s rally is running into resistance as traders scale back some of the more aggressive Federal Reserve rate-hike bets that had powered
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British pound extends weekly rally as Fed Rate expectations ease
The British pound was on track to record its biggest weekly gain against the US dollar in 12 weeks on Friday. The currency
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GoMining Launches GoBTC Pay SDK to Expand Bitcoin Payments
As part of the launch, GoMining is onboarding an initial set of up to 10 merchants and ecosystem partners. GoBTC Pay settles directly
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USD/ZAR: South African rand outlook as SARB governor hints at rate hikes
The USD/ZAR pair was little changed on July 1 as traders reacted to hawkish remarks by South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Governor Lesetja
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Bitcoin (BTC) Caught in a Tight Range: Will $58K Support or $61K Resistance Give Way First?
Bitcoin is hovering around $60.3K, remaining trapped between $58K and $61K levels. The BTC indicators point to a cautious market. Bitcoin (BTC) is
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USD/JPY signal: forecast as the Japanese yen plunges to 162
The Japanese yen continued its strong downward trend this week, reaching its lowest level in over 40 years. The USD/JPY crossed the crucial
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Global currencies under pressure as dollar strengthens and yen weakens
The Japanese Yen weakened to its lowest level against the US Dollar in nearly four decades on the final trading day of the
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US dollar heads for best month in a year as Gulf risk lifts haven demand
The US dollar is ending June with the kind of support that comes from fear, rates and relative economic strength. It eased slightly