The past week of trading started with optimistic leanings and large players clearly showed a taste for selling momentum, but after selling dominated early price action, by Tuesday midday cautious attitudes caused a reversal higher.
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Some crypto selloffs stay concentrated in speculative or thinly traded assets. This one reached the top of the market and left few established names untouched.
The US dollar reached a 19-month high after stronger inflation data reinforced expectations of tighter Federal Reserve policy. EUR/USD weakened, USD/CAD approached major resistance, while the S&P 500 and Bitcoin attempted to stabilize.
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The US dollar remains a central influence across global markets. EUR/USD, GBP/USD, gold, the Nasdaq 100 and other currencies face important technical levels amid changing US real yields.
USD/JPY continues to attract buyers despite warnings from Japanese officials about excessive currency movements.
Silver continues to struggle as rising US real yields and persistent selling pressure overshadow concerns about tight physical supply.
Gold extended its decline on Thursday, breaking below $3,900 and reaching a fresh low as rising US real yields continued to weigh on demand.
EUR/USD failed to stabilize around 1.1100 as persistent selling pressure and expectations of tighter US monetary policy weighed on the euro.
USD/CHF remains supported above the important 0.8300 level as the US-Swiss interest-rate differential continues to favor the dollar
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USD/CAD continues to approach the important 1.4300 resistance level, supported by US dollar strength, softer oil prices and diverging economic conditions in the US and Canada.
AUD/USD broke below a key support area on Thursday as changing interest-rate expectations, weaker commodity markets and risk aversion weighed on the Australian dollar.
The decline has deepened. Cardano is down around 26% over the past month, and roughly 12% in just the past week, which is a pace that has accelerated rather than eased.
USD/JPY broke above the important ¥159 resistance level as expectations of tighter Federal Reserve policy and the US-Japan interest-rate differential supported dollar buying.
Copper surrendered its early gains during Wednesday's holiday-thinned session, with recovering supply and concerns about technology-sector demand weighing on sentiment.
The stumble in this precious metal the past two and a half days correlates to broad market action via stronger USD centric trading in Forex.