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The Australian Dollar's sharp rally against the US Dollar has lost momentum after failing to hold above key resistance levels, according to...
MacroGold has surged past $4,100 per ounce following softer-than-expected US employment figures and diminishing market expectations for Federal Reserve rate increase...
MarketsFXnCO Breaking News – Africa Broker Landscape 2026 Three major brokers are dominating Africa's retail trading market entering 2026 through hyper-localized stra...
MarketsPepperstone has appointed Reed Sayer as its new Head of UK, effective immediately, following his decade-long tenure at rival broker XTB where...
MacroDow Jones futures climbed over 53,300 in Friday's European session, gaining 0.24 percent as traders responded to softer economic data that reduced...
MarketsBrokers expanding into emerging markets are losing potential clients at the deposit stage due to inadequate payment localization, according to SPAYZ.io Chief...
MarketsGold surged following the release of weaker-than-expected US employment data, which has significantly reduced market expectations for additional Federal Reserve...
MarketsAsian equity markets staged a notable recovery today, led by South Korea's KOSPI index which surged on optimism surrounding artificial intelligence chip...
MacroGold is trading near its highest level in nearly two weeks early Friday but struggling to break above $4,200 as follow-through buying...
MarketsSilver prices surged to weekly highs above $62.00 during early European trading Friday, with XAG/USD touching $62.15 as traders digest disappointing US...
MarketsJapanese authorities are suspected of intervening in currency markets following weaker-than-expected US non-farm payrolls data, triggering a sharp drop in USD/J...
MarketsThe European Securities and Markets Authority issued a statement on 3 July warning that so-called "event contracts" or prediction markets still qualify...