Mexican Peso Stabilizes After Hitting New Low Amid Political Reforms The Mexican Peso (MXN) is showing signs of stability after a recent decline to new year-to-date lows, triggered by concerns
Gold prices surged above the $2,500 level, reaching $2,523 before experiencing profit-taking ahead of key US economic data. Traders are anticipating over 104 basis points of Federal Reserve easing, with
CAD/JPY Weakens as Bank of Canada Makes Third Consecutive Interest Rate Cut Japanese Yen Strengthens on Rise in Real Wages and Growth Outlook Decline in WTI Crude Oil Prices Adds
Gold (XAU/USD) surged above $2,500 on Thursday, fueled by concerns over a looming hard landing in the US economy. This rally came after the release of disappointing job openings data,
During the North American session, Gold's price surged as weaker-than-expected US jobs data increased the likelihood of a 50-basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve. This, coupled with falling
The Mexican Peso faced a decline against the US Dollar on Wednesday as the lower house in Mexico approved President AMLO's bill for judicial reform. The USD/MXN pair traded at
The Mexican Peso (MXN) is currently trading flat in key pairs as Mexican lawmakers discuss a controversial constitutional reform bill. This debate could bring volatility to the Peso, especially in
Gold (XAU/USD) continues to decline, trading in the $2,490s as risk sentiment turns negative after weak US manufacturing data. Despite its safe-haven status, Gold is not seeing an increase in
Gold prices took a hit during the North American session as traders came back from the Labor Day holiday. Despite signs of economic slowdown in the US, the stronger Dollar
As rumors swirl about OPEC's plans to ramp up production, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil has dropped to the $70.50s per barrel, marking a significant 4.0% decline on Tuesday. The