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GBP/USD slides to its lowest level since November, eyes 1.2400 ahead of UK jobs data
GBP/USD drifts lower for the third straight day on Tuesday and drops to its lowest level since November 17 during the Asian session. Spot prices trade around the 1.2420 region as traders now look to the UK monthly employment details for a fresh impetus.
EUR/USD falls toward 1.0600 on higher expectations of the Fed prolonging higher rates
EUR/USD continues to lose ground for the sixth successive session, trading near 1.0610 during the Asian hours on Tuesday. The elevated US Dollar is exerting pressure on the pair, potentially influenced by the higher US Treasury yields.
Gold price holds steady below $2,400 mark, bullish potential seems intact
Gold price oscillates in a narrow band on Tuesday and remains close to the all-time peak. The worsening Middle East crisis weighs on investors’ sentiment and benefits the metal. Reduced Fed rate cut bets lift the USD to a fresh YTD top and cap gains for the XAU/USD.
SOL primed for a breakout as it completes a rounding bottom pattern
Solana price has conformed to the broader market crash, following in the steps of Bitcoin price that remains in the red below the $65,000 threshold. For SOL, however, the sensational altcoin could have a big move in store.
The week ahead: Key economic and earnings releases to watch
The market’s focus may be on geopolitical issues at the start of this week, but there is a large amount of economic data and more earnings releases to digest in the coming days.