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Summary
In today’s session Bojan shares his very mechanical approach to looking for intraday trading opportunities in the Futures markets before going on to place trades in the ES, JY, EC and GC. He then continues to review the markets in real time to see if there are any changes in the market environment which may affect his decision to take the trade. Bojan stresses the importance of having your own trade plan and following our rules.
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EUR/USD fails to preserve its recovery momentum after rising toward 1.1650 earlier in the day and tests 1.1600. The risk-averse market atmosphere amid the widening conflict in the Middle East and the broad-based US Dollar strength make it difficult for the pair to hold its ground.
GBP/USD stays weak near 1.3350 amid UK stagflation risks
GBP/USD stays in negative territory near 1.3350 in the second half of the day Thursday. The Pound Sterling loses ground amid fears that the United Kingdom economy could face stagflation risks due to higher energy prices, while the US Dollar attracts fresh safe-haven demand, weighing on the pair.
Gold struggles to benefit from risj-aversion, drops toward $5,100
Gold turns south in the American session on Thursday and declines toward $5,100. The persistent US Dollar (USD) strength doesn't allow XAU/USD to gather recovery momentum despite markets remain risks-averse due to the deepening conflict in the Middle East.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP hold weekly gains despite US-Iran war
The cryptocurrency market is gaining strength on Thursday, building on Wednesday's upswing, which saw Bitcoin reach a weekly high above $74,000. Ethereum and Ripple are moderating their recent gains amid uncertainty stemming from the escalating war in the Middle East.
Markets attempt to rally on positive news from Iran
There’s been an abrupt change in sentiment this morning, European stock markets are higher and oil and gas prices are moderating, after comments from Iran’s deputy minister about pre-conflict talks between Iran and the US.
Here is what you need to know on Thursday, March 5:
Financial markets remain risk-averse in the second half of the week as the conflict in the Middle East widens. The US economic calendar will feature mid-tier macroeconomic data releases, while investors will remain focused on geopolitical headlines.