The Mexican Peso (MXN) is currently trading slightly lower in its major pairs, reflecting an overall downtrend in the currency. Despite this, market sentiment remains calm as investors monitor key
Gold is currently trading just below the key level of $2,500 as risk recedes and the US Dollar makes a marginal recovery. Traders are eagerly awaiting the US labor market
Gold prices dip as US markets close for Labor Day, upcoming economic reports to impact Fed rate decision Gold prices experienced a slight decline during the North American session due
The Mexican Peso is off to a rocky start in September, dropping over 0.50% as fears of judiciary reform approval loom with the new Mexican Congress in session. The USD/MXN
The USD/JPY pair is on the rise as the US Dollar gains momentum on positive economic sentiment. Traders are feeling more optimistic about the US economy, driving the USD higher
The EUR/USD pair is seeing a slight increase in value as investors factor in the possibility of the US economy slowing down. This speculation has raised expectations of potential interest
Gold (XAU/USD) continues to trade in a narrow range above $2,500 as concerns about the US economy ease, leading to a recovery in the US Dollar. Asian stocks fell due
On Friday, gold prices took a nosedive by over 0.90%, falling below the $2,500 mark for the second time this week. This drop came after the US Department of Commerce
EUR/JPY is on the rise following Eurozone inflation data meeting economists' expectations, signaling a potential shift in the market. After weaker-than-expected German and Spanish inflation numbers, the Euro rebounded, pushing
The Mexican Peso (MXN) is on the rise as risk assets bounce back, fueled by a more positive market mood. Strong US economic data has also contributed to the Peso's