This week commenced with the U.S. dollar retracting slightly from its recent gains, as the financial world gears up for pivotal inflation data and anticipates further guidance from Federal Reserve
On Monday, Brent crude edged close to $86 per barrel, propelled by escalating conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East that have heightened concerns over global oil supplies. By
The first quarter saw systematic hedge funds leveraging algorithms and sophisticated coding to outshine their counterparts, benefiting from the record-high cocoa prices and market volatility stirred by inflation and geopolitical
Monday witnessed a surge in oil prices driven by escalating supply concerns amidst the ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas, and the intensified conflict between Russia and Ukraine. As of
DigiFT marks a significant milestone as the inaugural regulated platform for blockchain-based real-world assets, unveiling U.S. Treasury Bill depository receipt tokens. This innovation stands as a testament to blending the
Monday witnessed Bitcoin's price ascend, counteracting last week's downturn through robust investments into exchange-traded funds and anticipation of the forthcoming halving event. This resurgence was further bolstered by BlackRock's entry
DXY: Potential Direction: Bearish Overall momentum of the chart: Neutral Price could potentially make a bearish reaction off pivot and drop to 1st support Pivot: 104.94Supporting reasons: This level acts
DXY: For DXY, aligning with the overall bullish momentum, there’s potential for a bearish reaction from the pivot level, possibly leading to a drop towards the 1st support. The pivot
Oil prices saw an uptick in Asian trade on Monday, building on the strength from the previous week with gains of nearly 4%. Brent crude oil futures for May delivery
DXY: For DXY, the potential direction is bearish, despite the overall bullish momentum of the chart. There’s a chance of a bearish reaction off the pivot level, leading to a