Over the past few months, we have consistently held the same view: hopes for lower market yields are largely wishful thinking; investments in the oil sector should by no means be ignored; pessimism regarding the U.S. dollar is grossly exaggerated; and stock markets are hovering near their upper limits in the long term. In last
Brent crude surged yesterday, breaking through key local resistance levels on the XBR/USD chart, and today it has pushed past $110, approaching the multi-year high last seen on 9 March. The price rally is being driven by escalating conflict in the Middle East. Recent reports highlight: → US President Donald Trump attributing responsibility for the
Bitcoin cryptocurrency be expected to fall further to the next support level 65465.00 (which stopped the previous minor correction b at the start of March). Bitcoin recently from resistance area Likely to fall to support level 65465.00 Bitcoin cryptocurrency recently reversed from the resistance area between the strong resistance level 73750.00 (top of wave
Currency markets are entering a holding pattern ahead of a packed schedule of central bank decisions, with the US dollar trading near key technical levels. Later today, attention will turn to the Federal Reserve, which is set to release its interest rate decision at 21:00 GMT+3, followed by remarks from Chair Jerome Powell. Market expectations
Given the strong multi-month downtrend, XRP cryptocurrency be expected to fall further to the next support level 1.3395 (which stopped multiple downward waves from the end of last month – a,ii and ii, as can be seen from the daily Ripple chart below). XRP reversed from key resistance level 1.600 Likely to fall to
US waives Jones Act and the Fed balances soaring energy-driven inflation against a fragile labor market amid escalating Middle East conflict. The Jones Act Waiver: A Strategic Gambit for Energy Relief The White House’s decision to issue a 60-day waiver of the Jones Act marks a significant, if temporary, departure from a century-old protectionist maritime
Even as the Indian government reassures citizens that the supply of domestic cooking gas remains uninterrupted, uncertainty prevails. Experts believe shortages of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will likely remain. “Shortages will likely persist for as long as the kinetic conflict remains active,” Igor Isaev, doctor of technical sciences, head of analytics center at Mind Money,
Given the strength of the support level 0.7000, strong daily uptrend and the bearish US dollar sentiment seen across the FX markets today, AUDUSD currency pair be expected to rise to the next resistance level 0.7150 (which has been reversing the price from the start of February). AUDUSD reversed from support area Likely to
US-Iran tensions and oil supply shocks have delayed interest rate cuts, leaving markets balancing geopolitical risks against resilient AI-driven growth. The Hormuz Crisis: Geopolitics as the Primary Market Driver The global market landscape is currently held hostage by the escalating US-Iran conflict, specifically the strategic choke point of the Strait of Hormuz. With approximately 20%
In Episode 4 of the Born to Trade Podcast, the conversation moves decisively away from charts and technical indicators and toward the internal dimension of trading performance. Hosted by the Born to Trade team, this episode brings together professional CFD traders Sam Keys, Henry, and Doyen for a focused discussion on resilience, emotional regulation, and