The EUR/USD pair is starting Monday’s trading session near 1.1468. This week, global financial markets will closely monitor two pivotal drivers: the prospects of a US-Iran nuclear deal and the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting. Any signs of progress in the negotiations could strip the geopolitical premium out of oil prices, subsequently weakening safe-haven demand for

London/Washington, June 15 (SANA) Global financial and commodity markets reacted strongly on Monday after the United States and Iran announced a peace accord and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy shipping route, easing concerns over disruptions to oil supplies and maritime trade. Oil prices fell more than 4%, the U.S.

Silver (SI) is trading at $70.19 on the 4-hour chart—just under key resistance after a surge of over 3% today. The bulls have flipped critical technical signals, but looming overhead resistance means risk and reward are now in a tight dance. Bullish Surge, But Ceiling AheadSilver just staged a powerful breakout, shooting up from the

Gold Loves a Good Plot Twist Gold exploded higher to kick off the week, jumping more than 2% and blasting through $4,320 per ounce after news emerged that the US and Iran had agreed on a peace framework. Apparently, even peace can spark a gold rally these days. Strange, right?The agreement isn’t expected to be