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One-Sentence SummaryOn August 11, commodities were driven by US-Iran negotiations, Strait of Hormuz risks, and expectations for US inflation data. Oil rose as hopes for the reopening of the Strait wea
One-Sentence SummaryOn August 11, gold rose to US$4,419.80 and WTI to US$82.602, while the DXY rebounded to 99.814 and the US 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.705%. With the US July CPI due on August
Silver trades around $65.30 today. Earlier this morning it reached $66.20, its highest level in seven weeks. In mid-July the metal was near $55, so it has gained close to 20% in under a month. Gold ro
Middle East Deadlock RBA Decision: Commodities Surge as Macro Focus Shifts Crude Oil, Gold, AUDUSD AUDJPY AnalysisGlobal financial markets opened Tuesdays session on a cautious note as reignited geo
📊 Gold / FX / Index Daily Update | 11 August 2026🔥 Oil is back in focus.Brent and WTI surged around 5% on Monday as hopes for a quick agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz faded. Higher Oil also
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Many traders struggle with three persistent challenges: overwhelming market information, the difficulty of monitoring 24‑hour price movements, and emotional swings that disrupt strategy execution. Int
Market ReviewAccording to ETO Markets monitoring, on August 10 (Monday), spot gold moved higher in volatile trade, rising 1.3% and breaking above USD 4,390 per ounce. Prices briefly touched USD 4,395.
BUY GOLD 4370 and below TP 4435SELL GOLD 4450 and above TP 4380BUY SILVER 65.00 and below TP 66.75SELL SILVER 67.00 and above TP 65.00BUY EURUSD 1.1520 target 1.1565SELL EURUSD 1.1577 target 1.1527BUY
[Figure 1: U.S.-Iran Relations Illustration]The outlook for U.S.-Iran negotiations has deteriorated once again, triggering a sharp rebound in oil prices and reigniting concerns over inflation and pote
Market OverviewGlobal markets traded Monday with investors focused on two primary themes: energy and interest rates.First, renewed geopolitical tensions and supply concerns reignited the rally in crud
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday : Expect 159.68Our pivot point is at 158.88.Our preference:The upside prevails as long as 158.88 is support, with 159.68 and 159.86 as targetsAlternative scenario
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday : Expect 159.68Our pivot point is at 158.88.Our preference:The upside prevails as long as 158.88 is support, with 159.68 and 159.86 as targetsAlternative scenario
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday : Expect 159.68Our pivot point is at 158.88.Our preference:The upside prevails as long as 158.88 is support, with 159.68 and 159.86 as targetsAlternative scenario
Eurozone Investor Confidence Returns to Positive TerritoryEurozone investor confidence continued to improve in August, with the Sentix Overall Index rising for the fourth consecutive month from -3.1 t
The US Senate failed to advance the cryptocurrency regulatory bill Clarity Act before the August recess last weekend, significantly cooling market expectations for a swift implementation of the legisl
“Global markets began the week on a strong footing, with equities closing near record highs as softer-than-expected U.S. jobs data strengthened expectations that the Federal Reserve may have greater s
Oil is climbing again on Monday as the market keeps second-guessing whether the U.S. and Iran will actually reach a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Crude Brent is up about 1% near $84.47, and WTI
The July Nonfarm Payrolls report landed as one of the most consequential data releases of the summer. Instead of the modest job gains the market was braced for, the US economy actually shed jobs last
On the H1 timeframe, XAUUSD (Gold) remains in a strong bullish rally that has extended over the past week, with price continuing to trade within a broader upward structure. As illustrated on the chart