There may be a lot of silver hype, but the bull case is now square with the macro backdrop.

EUR/USD traded near a two-month high at 1.1768 on Tuesday, with traders eyeing a potential breakout above 1.18.

UK unemployment rose in the three months through October as a softening labour market added to the Bank of England’s policy dilemma ahead of its final interest rate decision of the year.

Markets saw a classic bull trap with early S&P 500 gains reversing sharply, as attention shifted to weak jobs data and bond and dollar signals to determine whether further downside or a rebound comes next.

The composite PMI dropped from 52.8 to 51.9 in December, with manufacturing output declining again.

5E Advanced Materials is developing the most significant boron mine in the United States. Boron is a critical mineral, and industry tailwinds are expected to be a boon for FEAM shares as they finance and build out the in-situ leaching site.

Silver prices may be revealing signs that we are heading towards a phase of hyperinflation.

The resumption of US economic reports continues this week with two key updates for November: payrolls report and consumer inflation. Analysts will be closely watching how markets react.

The Consumer Confidence Index is a monthly survey that measures how confident U.S. households feel about current economic conditions and their expectations for the future․

The S&P 500 has held key support and resumed upside following a notable retracement, while today’s U.S. nonfarm payrolls (NFP) release adds fresh context to market sentiment.

The AUD/USD pair has pulled back slightly but remains above key support, with technical indicators and macro data positioning it for a likely rebound to recent highs.

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