Trump finally followed through with his threats against Russia in a major way, or did he?

The Pound retraced previous losses and reached session highs near 204.00.

Berkshire Hathaway made one of its biggest stock purchases last quarter, adding nearly $521 million worth of Chevron shares. After several quarters of selling, this marks a clear shift in strategy.

FX markets traded cautiously overnight, with most pairs treading water ahead of tomorrow’s delayed U.S. CPI release.

The GBP/USD pair remains under pressure as strong US dollar momentum and bearish technical signals point to a potential decline toward the 1.3140 level.

The pound remains on the back foot against the US dollar, pressured by growing market conviction that the Bank of England will sustain its accommodative monetary policy stance for longer than the US Federal Reserve.

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The dollar is trading quietly in mostly narrow ranges against most of the G10 currencies. The key development has been the escalation of pressure on Russia from a new round of sanctions by the US and EU.

Lingering trade-induced uncertainty continues to weigh on Canadian activity and carries risks of broader jobs market deterioration.

The euro remains steady amid signs of resilient growth and the ECB’s policy guidance.

Asian markets took a hit, and gold faltered, as a week that started with positive risk sentiment shifted to concerns over corporate earnings and escalating trade tensions.

After a truly epic run, precious metals are now getting pounded.

FTSE 100 rises, lifted by oil majors as oil prices jump. EUR/USD slips lower as renewed US-China worries support USD safe haven demand.

WTI crude oil prices rose by more than 2% on Wednesday and gained another 3% on Thursday following reports of new US sanctions against Russian oil companies.

The crypto market has had a breather in the last 24 hours following a poor start to the week.

The S&P 500 continues to trade within the 200 point candle from Friday, October 10th, defined by 6750 on the topside and 6550 on the bottom.

EUR/JPY may explore the region around the record high of 177.94.

US sanctions on Russian oil producers triggered a rally in crude.

Gold plunged from $4,200 to test critical $4,000 support, raising fears of deeper losses if this key Fibonacci and psychological level fails to hold.