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Over the weekend, US-China trade talks in Geneva presented a shift in tone compared to the initial hostile rhetoric that followed President Trump’s 145% tariff announcement.
The EURUSD pair finds support during the Asian session on Thursday, recovering a portion of its overnight decline from the 1.1375-1.1380 resistance zone.
Oil prices rebounded on Wednesday, holding just above four-year lows as markets reacted to fresh hopes for U.S.-China trade talks and signs of slowing U.S. production.
Silver prices remained relatively stable on Tuesday, mirroring movements in the gold market amid a temporary pause in recent volatility.
The EURGBP exchange rate has slightly declined during early Asian trading on Friday, hovering near 0.8490 after posting gains in the previous sessions.
Momentum indicators activated above the $3.46 level suggest rising demand, with natural gas poised to challenge resistance between the weekly peak at $3.61 and the 50-day moving average at $3.81.
Global investors are reevaluating their strategies following a month of economic shocks from the U.S., spurred by President Donald Trump's aggressive trade and budgetary policies.
Bitcoin (BTC) has returned to positive territory for the first time in nearly two months, approaching $95,000 and reversing an earlier 18% decline.
EURUSD is trading close to $1.1364, challenging the upper edge of a descending trendline while maintaining support near $1.1531. Immediate resistance lies at $1.1418, and a decisive break above could pave the way toward $1.1544.
Gold prices retreated on Friday, nearly wiping out the gains from the previous day, as investor sentiment shifted in response to conflicting signals over the status of trade negotiations between the US&China.
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