AUD/USD forecast remains up as the pair climbs near 0.6630 amid stronger-than-expected Australian CPI data.

Even without ground control calling, German optimism has been brought down by a mix of US tariffs, a stronger euro and the political inability to combine fiscal stimulus with growth-enhancing reforms.

EUR/USD falls as German business morale weakens & on a stronger USD. USD/JPY rises amid a firmer USD as Powell adopts a cautious tone to further cuts.

The Australian dollar strengthened to around $0.661 USD as investors processed stronger-than-expected consumer price growth in August.

Asian markets pared their losses following a rally in Chinese tech stocks, with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. announcing plans to boost investments in artificial intelligence.

Fed policy is still restrictive despite the cut, with weak growth and below-average return prospects compared to past “Goldilocks” periods.

Gold attracts dip-buyers on Wednesday and stalls the overnight pullback from the all-time peak.

Now that the Federal Reserve is back to cutting rates, we can start looking ahead to how low they might go.

The US dollar held firm after price action took a slight dip following the recent bullish rally.

During the trading session on Tuesday, we saw the US dollar go back and forth in a fairly tight range against the Swiss franc.

Gold prices are at record highs due to safe-haven demand and anticipated interest rate cuts.

The Pound Sterling trades lower against the US Dollar as Fed Chair Powell signals caution on further policy easing.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 316 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 105 points lower.

The BTC/USD pair remained under pressure this week, continuing a downtrend that started last week when it peaked at $117,995.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metals market, noting a slight decline in gold, silver, and platinum prices, despite a recent upward trend in platinum.

The Australian Dollar appreciates against the US Dollar on Wednesday, following the release of Australia’s Monthly Consumer Price Index, which climbed by 3.0% year-over-year in August, following a 2.8% increase reported in July.

Trump’s change of tone on Ukrainian territory and suggestion to shoot down Russian planes violating NATO airspace have had no impact on European currencies, although they raise downside risks.

The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains on the back foot against a broadly firmer US Dollar (USD), with the USD/JPY pair flirting with the 148.00 mark heading into the European session on Wednesday.

The Indian Rupee (INR) refreshes its all-time low around 89.10 against the US Dollar (USD) at open on Wednesday.

Making a major move in the obesity drug market, Pfizer announced on Monday that it plans to acquire biotechnology firm Metsera by the end of the year for $4.9 billion or $47.50 a share.