VT Markets https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home US CFTC gold non-commercial net positions fell to 163.2K, from 168.3K previously, according to data US CFTC gold non-commercial net positions dropped to 163.2K, falling from the prior 168.3K level CFTC data showed UK sterling non-commercial net positions rose to -£52.7K, from -£58.4K previously US CFTC oil non-commercial net positions declined from 233.6K previously, reaching 213.5K in latest figures UK CFTC data shows non-commercial GBP net shorts narrowed to -52.7K contracts, from -58.4K US CFTC data showed non-commercial oil net positions declining from 233.6K previously to 213.5K Speculators’ euro net positions in the Eurozone dropped sharply, falling to €0.5K from €9.3K CFTC data shows US S&P 500 non-commercial net positions improved, rising from -80.9K to -42.5K Eurozone CFTC data shows non-commercial euro net positions falling to €0.5K from €9.3K previously US CFTC data shows S&P 500 non-commercial net positions improved, rising from -80.9K to -42.5K CFTC figures show Japan’s non-commercial yen net shorts increased to 72.9K from 62.8K Australia’s CFTC AUD non-commercial net positions rose to 81.5K, up from 70.9K previously CFTC data showed Japan’s non-commercial yen net shorts widened to 72.9K contracts from 62.8K previously Australia’s CFTC AUD non-commercial net positions rose to 81.5K, up from 70.9K previously GBP/USD continued falling, as strong US payrolls reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve will keep rates unchanged Following strong US payrolls, GBP/USD falls to 1.3205, as markets anticipate prolonged Fed policy pause GBP/USD falls again as strong US payrolls reinforce expectations the Federal Reserve maintains elevated interest rates Following strong US payrolls data, GBP/USD falls again, suggesting the Federal Reserve maintains higher rates longer Despite robust US jobs data, USD/JPY slips as Japanese yen gains on intervention fears, limiting upside March’s US S&P Global Services PMI showed service-sector activity contracting first time since 2023, amid inflation, Middle East war Despite robust US payrolls, USD/JPY edges lower as intervention fears bolster the yen, curbing gains March saw US services activity shrink first time since 2023, as inflation rose and Middle East conflict intensified Following stronger US Nonfarm Payrolls, AUD/USD retreats, with subdued trading amid thin holiday liquidity conditions USD/CAD climbs 0.14% as US payrolls far exceed forecasts, nearly tripling expectations, BLS data shows AUD/USD retreats as upbeat US payrolls bolster the dollar, pressuring the Aussie during holiday-thinned trading USD/CAD climbs 0.14% after US jobs data far exceeds forecasts, nearly tripling economists’ expectations, BLS reports In March, the US S&P Global Composite PMI registered 50.3, undershooting forecasts of 51.4 In March, the US S&P Global Services PMI fell to 49.8, missing the 51.1 forecast March saw the US S&P Global Composite PMI at 50.3, missing the 51.4 forecast In March, US S&P Global Services PMI reached 49.8, undershooting the 51.1 forecast by analysts Amid thin holiday liquidity, EUR/USD stays rangebound as strong US payrolls boost dollar, euro steady Trump claims America could readily reopen the Strait of Hormuz, seize oil, and profit greatly EUR/USD remains rangebound; robust US payrolls aid the dollar, while euro steadies amid holiday-thinned liquidity Trump asserted the US could readily reopen the Strait of Hormuz, seize oil, and profit greatly Rio Tinto’s daily chart highlights underlying trendline support, with $98.00 emerging as the next resistance test US payrolls rose 178K in March, reversing February’s revised 133K fall and beating 60K forecasts Rio Tinto’s daily chart highlights an underpinning uptrend line, with $98.00 emerging as the next test US Nonfarm Payrolls rose 178K, reversing February’s revised 133K fall and beating forecasts of 60K gain In thin holiday trading, sterling edges higher versus the dollar, aided by mild greenback weakness In March, US average hourly earnings rose 3.5% year-on-year, undershooting the 3.7% forecast In quiet holiday conditions, the British Pound edges up versus the US Dollar as it weakens slightly In March, US annual average hourly earnings came in at 3.5%, missing the expected 3.7% mark In March, US average weekly hours came in at 34.2, slightly under the 34.3 forecast In March, US average hourly earnings rose 0.2% month-on-month, under the 0.3% forecasted expectation In March, US average weekly hours came in at 34.2, under the 34.3 prediction In March, US average hourly earnings rose 0.2% month-on-month, undershooting the expected 0.3% figure In March, America’s U6 underemployment rate declined, shifting from 7.9% previously to -8% US March non-farm payrolls reached 178K, exceeding forecasts by 60K, indicating stronger employment growth US March nonfarm payrolls reached 178K, beating forecasts by 60K, according to reported data