Marshall Gittler
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EUR/USD holds gains around 1.1800 amid renewed USD selling
EUR/USD regains positive traction and holds around 1.1800 in the European session, reversing the previous day's modest losses. The pair's uptick is sponsored by the emergence of fresh US Dollar selling, which remains induced by persistent trade-related uncertainties.
GBP/USD strengthens above 1.3500 on softer US Dollar
GBP/USD is posting moderate gains above 1.3500 in European trading on Wednesday. The pair appreciates as the US Dollar meets fresh supply following US President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address and amid looming tariff uncertainty.
Gold eyes monthly top above $5,200 amid geopolitics, trade jitters
Gold buyers are back in the game, eyeing $5,200 and beyonf on Wednesday after seeing a correction from monthly highs on Tuesday. The US Dollar slips after Trump’s SOTU fails to impress and as AI-driven worries ease. Dovish Fed bets also weigh. Gold looks north so long as the key 61.8% Fibo resistance at $5,142 holds on the daily chart.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple post cautious recovery amid downside risks
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple are posting a cautious recovery on Wednesday following a market correction earlier this week. BTC is approaching a key breakdown level, while ETH and XRP are rebounding from crucial support levels.
The Citrini report: How a debatable AI narrative can shake Wall Street Premium
That AI-related headline alone was enough to rattle investors.US stocks slid sharply on Monday after a widely circulated Citrini Research memo outlined a hypothetical “2028 Global Intelligence Crisis”, warning that rapid AI adoption could push US unemployment into double digits as early as by mid-2028.
Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, February 25:
With the market mood improving, however, the USD started to lose its strength early Wednesday. Eurostat will publish revisions to January HICP data later in the day. Since the US economic calendar will not feature any high-impact data releases, market focus will remain on comments from Fed policymakers.