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  • EUR/USD Slips as Dollar Rebounds, EMA Caps Upside

    Dollar Strength Weighs on EUR/USDThe EUR/USD pair is trading slightly in the red around 1.1428 during the early European session on Monday, with modest selling pressure emerging as the US Dollar regains traction following a weak weekly close. In late Asian trading, the US Dollar Index (DXY) – which tracks the performance of the Greenback

    July 6, 2026
  • U.S. Set for $4 Billion of Crude Oil Kickoffs in Third Quarter

    The U.S. is set for up to $4 billion worth of construction starts for crude-oil projects in the third quarter. However, none are likely to alleviate concerns about gasoline prices, which could go higher if crude inventories continue their steep decline. Setting Sail in the GulfU.S. crude oil producers have seen an eventful year to

    July 6, 2026
  • Silver stalls at $62.13 Fibonacci resistance: Live levels

    Silver (SI) is trading at $62.08 on the 4-hour chart, with bulls pressing against key Fibonacci resistance at $62.13. The short-term trend is up, but momentum is stalling at a make-or-break level—setting the stage for either a bullish breakout or a rapid reversal. Decision Point: Bulls vs. ResistanceSilver’s rally from sub-$56 lows has put buyers

    July 6, 2026
  • Gold extends the pullback after the mixed NFP, but the focus remains on the CPI report

    Gold recovered some losses in the final part of last week following the slightly dovish repricing triggered by the mixed NFP report. What’s next? FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWGold extended the pullback in the final part of last week following the US NFP report. The data wasn’t bad, but it was enough to trigger a slightly dovish repricing

    July 6, 2026
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