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Gold record run continues, $3,800 in sight


Gold record run continues, $3,800 in sight

Gold extends its march north on Tuesday, hitting a new record high just over the $3,790 mark per troy ounce. Persistent geopolitical effervescence, the Fed’s dovish policy stance, and indications of softening in key European and US economies seem to be enabling the yellow metal to retain investor interest.










EUR/USD regains pace above 1.1800 post-Powell


EUR/USD regains pace above 1.1800 post-Powell

EUR/USD now picks up some upside momentum and surpassed the 1.1800 mark on the back of the weaker US Dollar. Chief Powell delivered no fresh news in his speech, reiterating the Fed’s data-dependent stance. Earlier in the session, advanced September PMI data from Germany and the Eurozone came in mixed, while US PMIs lost some impulse.










GBP/USD keeps the sidelined mood above 1.3500


GBP/USD keeps the sidelined mood above 1.3500

GBP/USD remains within a consolidative theme just above the 1.3500 mark on Tuesday, while traders continue to evaluate the earlier releases of disheartening UK PMIs. Meanwhile, the Greenback trades slightly on the defensive following Chair Powell’s remarks.











Weekly focus: Central banks on a relatively steady course


Weekly focus: Central banks on a relatively steady course

The September round of central bank meetings is nearing its end with perhaps a surprising sense of stability in financial markets. Despite the blurry outlook, mixed data signals and political pressure in the US, the rate decisions did not cause major volatility in broader financial conditions.











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