XM Forex APP News - WTI crude oil futures rose during the European session on Tuesday (June 17), rebounding from a sharp decline on Monday, with geopolitical risks and key technology levels leading market sentiment. The rebound encountered immediate resistance...

Financial markets remained relatively calm early Wednesday after Tuesday‘s turbulent action. In addition to policy statements, the U.S. central bank will also release a revised summary of economic forecasts (SEP). This incident comes after the U.S. Economic Ca...

Asian Market Review Tuesday, U.S. retail sales were weaker than expected in May, but consumer spending was still supported by steady wage growth. The US dollar index fell first and then rose. As of now, the US dollar is priced at 98.65. Overview of the fundame...

On June 18, during the trading session of the Asian market on Wednesday, spot gold trading was around $3,389.80 per ounce, approaching $3,400 per ounce; geopolitical tension in the Middle East continued, and Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei said he must fight I...

Trading activity in financial markets became sluggish on Tuesday as investors remained optimistic about the easing of the Israel-Iran conflict. Economic prosperity data for the euro zone and Germany will appear in the European Economic Calendar. Later in the d...

Asian market market review Monday, the US dollar index remained stable as investors were cautious about the Fed meeting, and recovered lost ground after breaking the 98 mark in the European session. As of now, the US dollar is priced at 98.10. Summary of the f...

Basic news on Tuesday (June 17, Beijing time), spot gold trading around 3395, and gold prices fell more than 1% on Monday as traders took profit after the gold price hit an eight-week high. At the same time, the market was concerned about tensions between Isra...

When will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates? This issue competes with the Israel-Iran war and the fate of the United States imposing tariffs on its peers. There is more to be brewing. 1. Will the continued warming of tensions in the Middle East be a suffo...