The NASDAQ 100 had a tough trading session on Tuesday, as we broke through the 50-Day EMA.
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The crude oil markets displayed a significant rally during Tuesday's trading session, driven by considerable upward pressure, only to turn around and drop later.
The GBP/JPY exhibited a bounce from the 50-day Exponential Moving Average during Tuesday's trading session, indicating ongoing uncertainty about its next direction.
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The British pound has displayed resilience in recent trading sessions, with the 1.2350 level emerging as a potential support area.
The EUR/USD pair was on edge on Wednesday morning as traders reflected on the latest OECD warning about economic growth and interest rates.
The BTC/USD pair held quite well on Wednesday as the recent Bitcoin rally gained steam.
The AUD/USD pair was little changed on Wednesday as concerns about inflation continued and slow growth continued ahead of the Fed decision.
$1.2370 area looks pivotal close to 3-month low prices.
The natural gas market experienced a relatively quiet trading session on Monday, with prices hovering near the 50-day Exponential Moving Average.
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The US dollar displayed limited activity during the trading session against the Japanese yen, a reflection of the banking holiday in Japan.
The GBP/JPY recently saw a modest rally during Monday's trading session, followed by a partial retracement of its gains.
Crude oil markets showed a somewhat subdued performance on Monday, which seems reasonable given their recent impressive ascent.
With the start of trading this week, the price of the euro currency pair against the US dollar EUR/USD tried to stop the pace of its losses
The AUD/USD showed signs of an attempted rally during Monday's trading session, but once again, it faced resistance and displayed weakness.
Sterling fell below a key level on the charts suggesting the trend has reversed in favor of further weakness against the US dollar at the start of a busy week dominated by the US Federal Reserve