The British pound is in an even more challenging position than the euro
The British pound is in an even more challenging position than the euro
The European currency is once again experiencing a gradual decline and risks transforming its wave structure, which had just begun to take a convincing form
The upcoming week promises to be informative and volatile.
A couple of months ago, I regularly mentioned that a lot in the currency market depends on American data and, therefore, on the US dollar
Bullish traders have lost the initiative in the market but are trying to regain it.
The bullish trend is broken. Or is it?
Gold is edging higher as the U.S. dollar weakens, but geopolitical tensions continue to support market volatility. Inflation risks driven by oil are increasing expectations of interest rate hikes among major central banks.
What "gift" from Iran did Donald Trump mean? Markets begin to doubt his words.
Michael Saylor is ready to offer 11.5% per year on Bitcoin
President Donald Trump has once again postponed the expiration of his ultimatum. However, the market reacted coolly to what, at first glance, appears to be positive news.