Summary
Dr. S. Sivaraman presents his "Tracking the forex market together" double Live Trading Session. Read the FX European market and learn to make decisions during Part I and then follow up with the second session - Part II - reviewing the trades and analysing the FX US market. Part II will take place at 13:00 GMT (09:00 EDT) on the same day. Let Dr. S. Sivaraman give you live calls based on market moves and help you finding easy way of trading!Latest Live Videos
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Gold leaps toward $3,450 as Israel launches attacks on Iran
Gold price rises to over five-month highs, nearing $3,450 in the Asian trading hours on Friday. Israel confirmed strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, fuelling a broad wave of risk aversion while driving the safe-haven Gold price through the roof. Rising Fed rate cut bets also underpin the non-yielding Gold.

AUD/USD remains heavy below 0.6500 amid intense risk aversion on Israel-Iran confict
AUD/USD is off the low but remains heavy below 0.6500 in Friday's risk-off Asian affair. Trump's fresh tariff news and escalating Israel-Iran geopolitical tensions weigh on investors' sentiment and the risk-sensitive Aussie. Broad US Dollar rebound also adds to the pair's downside.

USD/JPY holds losses near 143.00 amid geopolitical risks
USD/JPY keeps the red near 143.00, reversing a quick dip to the 142.80 region in Asian trading on Friday. The global risk sentiment takes a hit amid an escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which boosts the Japanese Yen's safe-haven status.

Solana dips 10% despite DeFi Development Corp's plan to raise $5 billion to boost SOL treasury
Solana is down 10% on Thursday after DeFi Development Corporation announced an equity line of credit agreement with RK Capital Management to raise $5 billion in sales of its shares to stack additional SOL.

US tariffs here to stay, trade deals ‘largely symbolic’
Despite legal challenges to IEEPA tariffs, US trade policy remains firm. Tariffs on steel and aluminium have doubled, and new sectoral tariffs are expected. Trade deals may emerge, but most will be symbolic. Effective tariff rates will stay high throughout 2025.