This week, silver rose more than 5%, approaching $51 per ounce, on expectations of an imminent Fed rate cut.

The USD/JPY pair advanced to 154.36 on Tuesday, edging closer to a new ten-month peak.

Gold holds near three-week highs as dovish Fed expectations keep bullish momentum intact.

The US dollar is mixed. Sterling is the weakest of the G10 currencies after unexpectedly poor employment reported boosted the chances of rate cut next month.

As long as the market remains above the support zone of 46400-650, the advance wave could sustain towards 48000 and above.

Gold forecast shows bulls in dominance amid optimism regarding an end to the US shutdown this week.

GBP/USD slumps as weak jobs data fuels BoE rate cut expectations. DAX rises for a second day following a US government shutdown deal.

Gold and Silver surged higher on Monday, which followed a mini-double bottom over the previous two weeks.

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Traders on Wall Street moved into riskier market sectors, causing a rise in stocks along with Bitcoin as the US Senate pushed forward legislation to end the record-long government shutdown, alleviating a major economic obstacle.

The U.S. dollar rebounded strongly against the Canadian dollar on Monday, with traders targeting 1.4250 amid U.S.–Canada trade tensions and weak Canadian fundamentals.

The Pound Sterling underperforms its major peers as UK employment data came in weaker than projected.

The USD dollar index pulled back below $100 this week as the Senate voted to end the longest government shutdown in US history.

With the end of the government shutdown and the return to work of government employees comes a flood of economic data.

The price has reached a naturally bullish recent inflection zone, but is likely to decline to at least $0.6500 if risk sentiment continues to deteriorate today.

The US government shutdown looks likely to end in the coming days, with a House vote now the final hurdle.

Bitcoin's rally is fading near key resistance as technical signals like a potential death cross and double-top pattern point to a likely pullback toward $100,000.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 197 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 57 points lower.

The U.S. dollar extended its retreat this week as weak labor data, political uncertainty, and a sell-off in AI stocks weighed on sentiment, though progress toward ending the record 40-day government shutdown offered some relief.

The US dollar pulls lower as the Swiss franc looks to regain its footing.