The British pound has rallied during the Tuesday session, slamming into the 1.3250 area, an area that was previously support, and as of late, has been resistance.
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The gold market has rallied nicely on Tuesday, as traders are looking to determine whether or not rates will drop in the US, allowing them to push the gold market higher.
The USD/JPY pulled back on Tuesday after failing near ¥160. This area continues to be paramount in this pair.
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Silver has rallied hard on Tuesday, as we are reacting to falling yields in the United States. With war headlines coming out randomly, be careful with your position size.
The US dollar rallied on Tuesday but gave back a lot of gains once we broke above the crucial 0.80 level. This is also where the crucial 200 Day EMA sits.
Bitcoin continues to see a bit of stability, despite the world being on fire. This isn’t what you would expect, so its important to pay attention to it.
The US dollar continues to be the main focus of traders, as rates in the US continue to push things around.
The German DAX has rallied a bit in the early session on Tuesday, as traders are reacting to potential good news coming out of Iran. Furthermore, it is end of quarter trading.
The Euro continues to see a lot of noise, but the potential for the Iranians to look for peace is going to be a major driver of risk appetite.
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The bond markets continue to drive where we go in stock markets, with the 4.30% level being a major floor for those rates.
ADP Non-Farm Payroll expects 41k added in America, US Core Retail Sales are expected to be 0.3%, and Retail Sales are expected to be 0.5% as spending continues despite inflation. The ISM Manufacturing PMI reading in the US is expected to be 52.3, a slight drop of 0.1 from March. Iran now says it is ready to end the war, but with guarantees, while Trump claims talks are “going well.”
The US dollar has rallied against its northern neighbor on Monday, as the rate differential continues to favor this move. However, are we a bit overdone at the moment?
