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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are turning defensive as ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to support the US Dollar, pressuring major currency pairs despite mixed macro signals. While the Dollar remains broadly firm, elevated oil prices are helping limit gains against commodity-linked currencies like the Canadian Dollar, and the Australian Dollar remains subdued despite a recent rate hike, highlighting uneven market reactions across assets.

• AUD/USD remains under pressure despite RBA rate hike; support 0.6900, resistance 0.7000.

• USD/CAD trades above 1.3600 with range-bound bias; support 1.3550, resistance 1.3700.

• USD/CHF inches higher toward 0.7850 on steady USD demand; support 0.7800, resistance 0.7900.

• EUR/USD weakens near 1.1700 with bearish pressure building; support 1.1650, resistance 1.1750.

• GBP/USD remains under pressure amid USD strength; support 1.3450, resistance 1.3600.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Swiss CPI Data
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain defensive as geopolitical tensions continue to drive safe-haven demand for the US Dollar, weighing on major currency pairs. While oil-driven strength supports the Canadian Dollar, most risk-sensitive currencies remain under pressure. Going forward, traders will focus on geopolitical developments and economic data to assess whether defensive positioning persists or sentiment begins to shift.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are shifting back toward a risk-on tone as easing Middle East tensions weaken safe-haven demand for the US Dollar and pressure oil prices lower following the pause in Hormuz operations. Precious metals are benefiting from softer USD conditions, while commodity-linked currencies such as the Canadian Dollar gain support as traders reassess geopolitical risks and broader market positioning.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades near weekly highs with bullish momentum; support $4,550, resistance $4,680.

• Silver (XAG/USD) extends gains above $75.00; support $73.50, resistance $77.00.

• WTI Crude Oil weakens near $97.50 as supply fears ease; support $95.00, resistance $100.50.

• USD/JPY trends lower as Yen demand improves; support 157.50, resistance 160.00.

• USD/CAD declines as CAD strengthens on improved sentiment; support 1.3500, resistance 1.3650.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Commodity Inventory Data
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets are transitioning into a more constructive risk-on environment as easing geopolitical tensions reduce safe-haven demand for the US Dollar. Precious metals and commodity-linked currencies are benefiting from softer USD conditions, while oil prices remain under pressure as supply concerns fade. Going forward, traders will monitor whether improving geopolitical sentiment can sustain the current momentum across global markets.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are maintaining a risk-on tone as optimism surrounding a potential US–Iran peace agreement continues to weaken the US Dollar and support higher-yielding currencies. The Australian and New Zealand Dollars are gaining traction, while EUR/USD remains near multi-week highs as softer USD conditions improve sentiment across FX markets. Commodity-linked currencies remain mixed, however, as weaker crude oil prices offset some of the broader improvement in risk appetite.

• AUD/USD recovers on improving sentiment and trade data; support 0.6950, resistance 0.7050.

• AUD/JPY holds above 113.00 with bullish momentum; support 112.00, resistance 114.50.

• EUR/USD trades near two-week highs on USD weakness; support 1.1680, resistance 1.1800.

• USD/CAD remains range-bound as weaker oil offsets USD softness; support 1.3500, resistance 1.3650.

• NZD/USD rises above 0.5950 amid improving risk appetite; support 0.5900, resistance 0.6000.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• US–Iran Geopolitical Developments
• Commodity Market Movements
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain tilted toward a risk-on environment as optimism around a potential US–Iran peace agreement continues to weaken the US Dollar and support risk-sensitive currencies. While softer oil prices are limiting gains in some commodity-linked assets, improving geopolitical sentiment is helping sustain bullish momentum across FX markets. Traders will continue monitoring geopolitical developments and USD direction for the next major catalyst.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading cautiously ahead of the upcoming US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) release, with the US Dollar stabilizing after recent volatility while Gold remains supported near multi-week highs. Major currency pairs are showing mixed performance as traders balance ongoing geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran with improving risk sentiment, leaving markets largely range-bound ahead of one of the week’s most important economic catalysts.

• EUR/USD holds above 1.1700 with consolidation bias; support 1.1680, resistance 1.1780.

• USD/CHF remains firm above 0.7800 amid defensive positioning; support 0.7760, resistance 0.7850.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades above $4,700 with mild bullish momentum; support $4,650, resistance $4,760.

• AUD/JPY advances above 113.00 on stronger risk sentiment; support 112.00, resistance 114.50.

• EUR/JPY remains under bearish pressure near 184.00; support 183.00, resistance 185.50.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) Release
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• US Labor Market Data
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain cautious ahead of the highly anticipated US Nonfarm Payrolls report, with the US Dollar stabilizing and Gold holding firm as traders weigh improving risk sentiment against ongoing geopolitical tensions. The NFP release is expected to act as the key catalyst for the next major directional move across currencies, commodities, and broader financial markets.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global forex markets are turning defensive as escalating US-Iran tensions fuel a sharp rebound in oil prices and strengthen demand for the US Dollar. Safe-haven flows are lifting the Dollar across major pairs, while commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian Dollar remain under pressure despite stronger-than-expected Chinese inflation data and fading hopes for an immediate diplomatic resolution.

• WTI Crude Oil (USOIL) surges above $95.50 on renewed Middle East supply fears; support $93.00, resistance $98.50.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) strengthens on broad safe-haven demand; support 98.80, resistance 100.20.

• USD/CHF trades near 0.7785 with bullish momentum; support 0.7720, resistance 0.7820.

• AUD/USD weakens despite stronger Chinese CPI data; support 0.6900, resistance 0.7020.

• China CPI rises 1.2% YoY, beating expectations and signaling stronger domestic price growth.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US-Iran Geopolitical Developments
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• China Inflation Data Releases
• Commodity Inventory Reports
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain firmly in risk-off mode as rising US-Iran tensions push oil prices higher and strengthen the US Dollar across global FX markets. While stronger Chinese inflation data offered some regional support, broader geopolitical uncertainty continues to dominate sentiment, keeping pressure on risk-sensitive currencies and supporting defensive positioning. Traders will closely monitor diplomatic developments and Fed signals for the next major market catalyst.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...11th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global forex markets are turning defensive once again as deteriorating US-Iran peace optimism strengthens the US Dollar ahead of the highly anticipated US CPI inflation report. Precious metals are showing mixed performance, with Gold pulling back from recent highs while Silver remains firm near multi-month highs, as traders position for potential volatility tied to inflation expectations and Federal Reserve policy outlooks.

• Gold (XAU/USD) eases from a three-week high on stronger USD demand and hawkish Fed expectations; support $4,650, resistance $4,780.

• Silver (XAG/USD) holds near $86.50 with bullish resilience driven by industrial demand; support $84.50, resistance $88.00.

• GBP/USD slips below 1.3600 as USD strength and geopolitical tensions weigh on Sterling; support 1.3520, resistance 1.3650.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) rises above 98.00 on safe-haven flows ahead of CPI; support 97.50, resistance 99.00.

• USD/CNY remains stable as PBOC maintains controlled currency management despite global uncertainty; support 6.8200, resistance 6.8600.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US CPI Inflation Report
• US-Iran Geopolitical Developments
• Federal Reserve Commentary & Policy Signals
• China Macro & Inflation Data
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain firmly positioned in risk-off mode as escalating US-Iran tensions continue to fuel safe-haven demand for the US Dollar, while traders brace for the upcoming US CPI release, which will be critical in shaping Federal Reserve rate expectations. Gold shows signs of consolidation under pressure, while Silver continues to benefit from stronger industrial demand dynamics. Overall sentiment remains cautious, with volatility expected to increase significantly around inflation data and geopolitical headlines.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened with a cautious tone as oil prices slipped despite lingering supply concerns, weighing on broader commodity sentiment. Across FX, price action remained mixed, with the Japanese Yen staying subdued amid policy uncertainty, the Australian Dollar holding near multi-month highs, and the US Dollar remaining firm following stronger-than-expected US CPI inflation data.

• GBP/USD remains pressured near two-week lows under USD strength; support 1.3500, resistance 1.3580.

• USD/JPY trades near highs with bullish momentum; support 158.80, resistance 161.00.

• AUD/USD edges higher on hawkish RBA tone; support 0.7180, resistance 0.7300.

• NZD/USD remains stable amid cautious fiscal outlook; support 0.5920, resistance 0.6020.

• USD/CAD holds near 1.3700 as USD strength offsets stable oil prices; support 1.3620, resistance 1.3760.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Inflation and Macroeconomic Data
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Bank of Japan Policy Signals
• US-China Trade Developments
• Middle East Geopolitical Updates

Markets remain mixed as hotter US inflation data and ongoing geopolitical tensions continue supporting the US Dollar, while regional policy divergence shapes individual currency performance. Traders are balancing hawkish Fed expectations against evolving global developments, with upcoming central bank commentary and geopolitical headlines likely to determine the next major directional move across FX and commodities.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...13th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global forex and commodity markets are trading cautiously as investors await the outcome of the highly anticipated Trump–Xi summit, while also monitoring upcoming US Retail Sales and UK GDP data for fresh economic direction. Precious metals are showing mixed performance, safe-haven currencies remain stable, and risk-sensitive assets are struggling to gain momentum as traders avoid aggressive positioning ahead of major geopolitical and macroeconomic catalysts.

• Gold (XAU/USD) drifts higher near $4,700 on defensive demand; support $4,650, resistance $4,760.

• Silver (XAG/USD) trades below $87.50 with sideways bias; support $85.50, resistance $88.50.

• USD/JPY remains stable ahead of key US data and summit talks; support 158.50, resistance 160.20.

• AUD/USD weakens toward 0.7250 amid cautious sentiment; support 0.7200, resistance 0.7300.

• GBP/USD consolidates ahead of UK GDP data; support 1.3480, resistance 1.3600.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Trump–Xi Summit Developments
• US Retail Sales Data
• UK GDP Release
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain in consolidation mode as traders await clearer direction from the Trump–Xi summit and key economic releases including US Retail Sales and UK GDP data. Precious metals and major FX pairs are trading cautiously, with geopolitical uncertainty and central bank expectations continuing to shape broader market sentiment. The upcoming macro and geopolitical outcomes are expected to determine the next significant directional move across currencies and commodities.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...14th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global forex and commodity markets are turning increasingly defensive as stronger US economic data and rising expectations of a more hawkish Federal Reserve continue fueling broad US Dollar strength. Precious metals remain under pressure, oil prices are softening despite lingering geopolitical tensions in the Middle East,
and commodity-linked currencies such as the Canadian Dollar are struggling against renewed USD momentum as traders reprice interest rate expectations.

• WTI Crude Oil holds near $97.50 as Hormuz shipping activity resumes; support $95.80, resistance $100.50.

• Gold (XAU/USD) declines for a fourth consecutive session under USD pressure; support $4,520, resistance $4,680.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) climbs above 99.00 on stronger US data; support 98.40, resistance 100.20.

• USD/CAD advances as softer oil prices weaken CAD; support 1.3650, resistance 1.3780.

• Silver (XAG/USD) slips below $81.50 following technical breakdown; support $79.50, resistance $83.00.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Reserve Commentary
• US Inflation and Macroeconomic Data
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Commodity Inventory Reports
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain defensive as stronger US economic data and hawkish Federal Reserve expectations continue supporting the US Dollar, while precious metals and oil struggle to maintain momentum amid rising real yields and easing supply fears. Traders are now focused on upcoming economic data and central bank commentary to determine whether current USD strength can extend further across global markets.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...15th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global forex markets remain under pressure as renewed US Dollar strength continues to dominate price action, driven by persistent inflation concerns and reinforced expectations of a hawkish Federal Reserve. Major currencies, including the Euro, British Pound, and Canadian Dollar, are extending losses, while risk-off sentiment keeps cross pairs volatile and biased to the downside across broader FX markets.

• GBP/USD extends its decline below 1.3300 as USD strength dominates; support 1.3250, resistance 1.3380.

• USD/CAD maintains an upside bias as weaker oil-linked support and Fed-BoC divergence favor USD; support 1.3620, resistance 1.3750.

• EUR/USD remains under pressure with downside risk toward 1.1570 as ECB-Fed divergence widens; support 1.1570, resistance 1.1650.

• EUR/GBP slips below 0.8720 as Euro weakness outweighs Pound stability; support 0.8680, resistance 0.8780.

• EUR/JPY trades with a neutral-to-bearish tone below 185.20 amid risk-off sentiment; support 183.80, resistance 185.20.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Inflation Expectations and CPI-Linked Data
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Signals
• ECB Monetary Policy Updates and Forward Guidance
• Bank of England Rate Outlook
• Global Risk Sentiment and Geopolitical Developments

Markets remain firmly USD-driven as persistent inflation concerns reinforce the Federal Reserve’s hawkish outlook. This continues to weigh on major currencies, particularly the Euro and Pound, while supporting USD pairs across the board. Traders remain focused on upcoming inflation data and central bank commentary for confirmation of whether USD momentum can extend further in the near term.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global forex markets remain firmly tilted in favor of the US Dollar as rising expectations of a more hawkish Federal Reserve continue driving broad-based USD strength. Major currencies remain under pressure, while political uncertainty in the UK, cautious risk sentiment, and softer commodity-linked currencies continue reinforcing defensive positioning across global FX markets.

• USD/CHF climbs as safe-haven flows increasingly favor the US Dollar over the Swiss Franc; support 0.8850, resistance 0.8920.

• GBP/USD weakens amid UK political uncertainty and widening Fed-BoE policy divergence; support 1.3180, resistance 1.3320.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) remains firm above 99.00 as higher-for-longer Fed expectations support bullish momentum; support 98.70, resistance 99.80.

• NZD/USD extends losses as broad USD demand outweighs improving geopolitical sentiment; support 0.5960, resistance 0.6040.

• AUD/USD trades lower below the mid-0.7100s as risk-off sentiment and USD strength pressure the Australian Dollar; support 0.7080, resistance 0.7180.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Signals
• US Inflation and Employment Data
• UK Political Developments
• China and Commodity Demand Updates
• Global Risk Sentiment and Geopolitical Headlines

Markets remain dominated by broad US Dollar strength as expectations for a prolonged hawkish Federal Reserve continue driving demand for the greenback across major currency pairs. Commodity-linked currencies remain vulnerable, while Sterling faces additional pressure from UK political uncertainty. Traders are now focused on upcoming US macroeconomic releases and Fed commentary for further direction on global FX momentum.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...19th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global forex markets are trading defensively as escalating Middle East tensions continue driving risk-off sentiment across major asset classes. Safe-haven demand is supporting the US Dollar, while risk-sensitive currencies including the British Pound, Australian Dollar, and Canadian Dollar remain under pressure as traders await further guidance from upcoming FOMC Minutes amid persistent geopolitical uncertainty.

• GBP/USD declines as safe-haven USD demand strengthens amid geopolitical tensions; support 1.3150, resistance 1.3270.

• AUD/USD weakens below 0.7100 as investors reduce exposure to risk-sensitive currencies; support 0.7050, resistance 0.7140.

• EUR/USD remains under pressure following a confirmed Double Top breakdown pattern; support 1.1500, resistance 1.1600.

• USD/CNY stays supported as the PBOC maintains cautious stabilization measures amid stronger USD conditions; support 6.8200, resistance 6.8600.

• USD/CAD trades near a five-week high as risk aversion and softer oil sentiment support USD demand; support 1.3680, resistance 1.3820.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• FOMC Minutes Release
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• US Inflation and Macroeconomic Data
• Oil Market and Commodity Price Movements
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain defensive as escalating geopolitical tensions continue supporting safe-haven demand for the US Dollar, while commodity-linked and risk-sensitive currencies remain under pressure. Traders are now closely monitoring upcoming FOMC Minutes and broader macroeconomic developments to assess whether the Federal Reserve will maintain its hawkish policy trajectory amid ongoing global uncertainty.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...20th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global financial markets remain cautious as persistent expectations of a hawkish Federal Reserve and ongoing US-Iran uncertainty continue supporting the US Dollar across major asset classes. Precious metals remain mixed, with Gold under pressure while Silver attempts to regain bullish momentum, as traders continue positioning defensively amid evolving geopolitical headlines and elevated US yield expectations.

• Gold (XAU/USD) remains pressured as stronger USD demand and elevated US yields limit bullish momentum; support $4,640, resistance $4,720.

• Silver (XAG/USD) attempts to recover with bulls targeting a breakout above $76.75 resistance; support $74.80, resistance $76.75.

• EUR/USD stays capped above 1.1600 as hawkish Fed expectations continue supporting USD resilience; support 1.1600, resistance 1.1680.

• USD/CHF continues advancing as safe-haven demand increasingly favors the US Dollar over the Swiss Franc; support 0.8870, resistance 0.8950.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) remains firm near 99.00 as higher-for-longer Fed expectations dominate market sentiment; support 98.60, resistance 99.50.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Signals
• US Inflation and Macroeconomic Data
• US-Iran Geopolitical Developments
• Precious Metals Market Volatility
• Global Risk Sentiment and Treasury Yield Movements

Markets remain cautiously defensive as ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and persistent hawkish Federal Reserve expectations continue supporting the US Dollar across FX and commodity markets. Precious metals remain highly sensitive to US yield movements and Fed guidance, while traders continue monitoring geopolitical developments and upcoming macroeconomic releases for the next major directional catalyst.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...21st-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global financial markets remain cautious as hawkish Federal Reserve expectations continue supporting the US Dollar across major FX pairs. The Euro, Australian Dollar, British Pound, and New Zealand Dollar remain under pressure or rangebound against the Greenback, while WTI crude oil stays below $97.00 as US-Iran peace hopes reduce supply-risk premiums and keep energy markets soft.

• EUR/USD holds near 1.1610 as weak Eurozone PMI data and Fed-ECB divergence keep the pair capped; support 1.1600, resistance 1.1650.

• AUD/USD trades around 0.7140 after weak Australian jobs data reduced RBA hike expectations; support 0.7100, resistance 0.7150.

• GBP/USD remains steady near 1.3425 but struggles for upside as USD strength offsets mixed BoE signals; support 1.3400, resistance 1.3450.

• NZD/USD stays near 0.5870 as strong domestic retail sales are offset by Fed rate expectations; support 0.5850, resistance 0.5900.

• WTI Crude Oil remains below $97.00 as US-Iran peace optimism reduces supply risk premiums; support $95.50, resistance $97.00.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Guidance
• US Inflation Expectations and Labor Market Data
• Eurozone PMI, German GDP, and Business Surveys
• RBA and BoE Rate Expectations
• US-Iran Geopolitical Negotiations and Oil Market Developments

Markets remain firmly USD-driven as persistent hawkish Federal Reserve expectations continue to pressure major currencies across the board. Weak Eurozone data, fading Australian labor strength, and mixed UK sentiment reinforce downside pressure on FX pairs, while oil prices remain sensitive to geopolitical headlines. Traders are now focused on upcoming macro data and Fed commentary for further direction.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...-22nd-may-2026

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global financial markets are shifting toward a more risk-on tone as easing US-Iran geopolitical tensions reduce safe-haven demand and compress risk premiums across major asset classes. The US Dollar is broadly softer, while commodities and defensive currencies such as the Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc are gaining traction amid improved global sentiment.

• WTI Crude Oil extends losses below $91.00 as easing Middle East tensions reduce supply risk premiums; support $89.80, resistance $92.50.

• USD/JPY declines as safe-haven demand for USD fades and Yen strengthens on improving risk sentiment; support 157.80, resistance 159.20.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) softens toward 99.00 as reduced geopolitical fear weakens defensive USD flows; support 98.70, resistance 99.60.

• USD/CHF slides as risk-on sentiment supports CHF strength and pressures the US Dollar; support 0.8790, resistance 0.8880.

• EUR/USD climbs toward 1.1650 as improving sentiment and softer USD support Euro recovery; support 1.1600, resistance 1.1700.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US-Iran Geopolitical Developments and Peace Negotiations
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Expectations
• US Inflation and Economic Data Releases
• Global Risk Sentiment and Equity Market Direction
• Crude Oil Supply and OPEC+ Market Signals

Markets are gradually rotating into risk-on positioning as geopolitical tensions ease, leading to weaker US Dollar demand and lower crude oil prices, while supporting recovery across major currencies. Traders remain focused on whether improving sentiment can sustain momentum or if renewed macro or geopolitical shocks will reintroduce volatility.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...25th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global financial markets have shifted back toward defensive positioning as renewed geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran revive safe-haven demand for the US Dollar. The stronger Dollar is pressuring precious metals, with Gold and Silver both trading lower, while commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian and Canadian Dollars remain under pressure amid heightened risk aversion and expectations of a persistently hawkish Federal Reserve.

• Gold (XAU/USD) extends losses as USD strength and rising Treasury yields weigh on non-yielding assets; support $4,630, resistance $4,720.

• Silver (XAG/USD) slips toward $76.50 as geopolitical uncertainty and stronger USD demand pressure metals; support $75.90, resistance $77.80.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) holds firm above 99.00 as safe-haven flows and hawkish Fed expectations reinforce USD strength; support 98.90, resistance 99.80.

• AUD/USD weakens as escalating Middle East tensions increase risk aversion and pressure risk-sensitive currencies; support 0.7040, resistance 0.7130.

• USD/CAD consolidates near 1.3800 as USD strength offsets mixed oil market signals; support 1.3740, resistance 1.3860.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Middle East Geopolitical Developments (Iran-related tensions)
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Expectations
• US Inflation and Economic Data Releases
• Treasury Yield Movements and USD Flow Dynamics
• Global Risk Sentiment and Commodity Market Trends

Markets remain firmly defensive as renewed geopolitical uncertainty reinforces safe-haven demand for the US Dollar, weighing on precious metals and commodity-linked currencies. Traders continue to focus on geopolitical headlines and Fed policy expectations as the primary drivers of near-term direction across FX and commodities.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...26th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global financial markets remain defensive as escalating Middle East tensions and fresh US strikes in Iran continue driving safe-haven demand toward the US Dollar. Commodity-linked and risk-sensitive currencies remain under pressure, while oil prices rebound on renewed supply disruption concerns surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. Investors are also closely monitoring central bank expectations as geopolitical risks increasingly dominate broader market sentiment.

• GBP/USD softens toward 1.3400 as geopolitical uncertainty boosts defensive USD demand; support 1.3360, resistance 1.3470.

• USD/JPY climbs toward four-week highs as strong USD demand outweighs intervention concerns; support 158.80, resistance 160.20.

• USD/CAD remains elevated near April highs as safe-haven flows continue favoring the US Dollar; support 1.3780, resistance 1.3880.

• WTI Crude Oil rebounds above $89.00 as fresh Iran-related tensions reignite supply disruption fears; support $88.00, resistance $91.20.

• AUD/USD trades near weekly lows as softer RBA expectations and risk-off sentiment pressure the Australian Dollar; support 0.7000, resistance 0.7090.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Middle East Geopolitical Developments and Iran Headlines
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Expectations
• Oil Supply and Strait of Hormuz Shipping Updates
• US Economic and Inflation Data
• Global Risk Sentiment and Commodity Market Volatility

Markets remain firmly in risk-off mode as escalating tensions between the US and Iran continue fueling safe-haven demand for the US Dollar while supporting oil prices through renewed supply disruption fears. Commodity-linked and risk-sensitive currencies remain vulnerable as traders closely monitor geopolitical developments and evolving Federal Reserve expectations for the next major directional catalyst across FX and commodity markets.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...28th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global financial markets are showing signs of stabilization as optimism surrounding a potential US-Iran ceasefire continues easing safe-haven demand across currency and commodity markets. While geopolitical fears have softened compared to earlier sessions, investors remain cautious as firm US inflation data reinforces expectations that the Federal Reserve could maintain a hawkish policy stance for longer.

• Gold (XAU/USD) pauses its recovery as stronger US inflation data revives higher-for-longer Fed expectations; support $4,620, resistance $4,700.

• Silver (XAG/USD) stabilizes near $76.00 as easing market panic helps reduce recent volatility; support $75.40, resistance $77.20.

• GBP/USD remains relatively firm as softer USD demand supports Sterling recovery; support 1.3380, resistance 1.3480.

• USD/CAD trades sideways as easing geopolitical tensions stabilize commodity-linked currencies; support 1.3760, resistance 1.3860.

• USD/JPY continues advancing toward 160.70 as Fed-BoJ policy divergence supports broad Dollar strength; support 159.20, resistance 160.70.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Inflation and Macroeconomic Data
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Signals
• US-Iran Ceasefire and Geopolitical Developments
• Canadian GDP Data Releases
• US Treasury Yield and Risk Sentiment Movements

Markets are gradually regaining stability as improving geopolitical sentiment reduces defensive positioning across global markets. However, persistent Federal Reserve hawkishness and elevated US inflation continue limiting broader recovery momentum in precious metals and FX markets, keeping traders focused on upcoming economic releases and geopolitical developments for clearer direction.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...29th-may-2026/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global financial markets remain cautious as uncertainty surrounding a potential US-Iran truce and escalating Middle East tensions continue supporting safe-haven demand for the US Dollar while lifting oil prices. Precious metals remain resilient but face headwinds from persistent Federal Reserve hawkishness, as traders closely monitor geopolitical developments and central bank expectations for further direction.

• Gold (XAU/USD) remains capped below recent highs as stronger USD demand and Fed hike expectations limit upside momentum; support $4,640, resistance $4,720.

• Silver (XAG/USD) holds gains above $75.50 as geopolitical uncertainty sustains underlying demand; support $75.00, resistance $77.00.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) strengthens above 99.00 on renewed safe-haven flows linked to Middle East uncertainty; support 98.90, resistance 99.80.

• WTI Crude Oil (USOIL) advances toward $89.00 as supply concerns grow amid escalating regional tensions; support $87.20, resistance $90.50.

• AUD/JPY extends gains on improving Chinese manufacturing sentiment and resilient risk appetite in Asia; support 113.20, resistance 114.80.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Economic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Signals
• US-Iran Truce Negotiations and Middle East Developments
• China Economic and Manufacturing Data
• Global Risk Sentiment and Energy Market Updates

Markets remain sensitive to geopolitical developments as uncertainty surrounding the Middle East continues supporting the US Dollar and energy prices. While Gold and Silver retain underlying support from safe-haven demand, persistent expectations of a hawkish Federal Reserve are limiting stronger advances, keeping investors focused on geopolitical headlines and upcoming macroeconomic catalysts.

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Today's Financial Digest:

Global financial markets are trading cautiously as investors monitor developments in the Middle East while awaiting clearer signs of progress in ongoing peace negotiations. The US Dollar remains broadly supported by geopolitical uncertainty, weighing on risk-sensitive currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand Dollars. Meanwhile, softer oil prices are pressuring the Canadian Dollar, while the British Pound and Swiss Franc remain relatively stable ahead of key economic releases.

• GBP/USD edges higher as peace-talk optimism supports risk sentiment; support 1.3380, resistance 1.3470.

• USD/CAD remains supported as softer oil prices weigh on the Canadian Dollar; support 1.3760, resistance 1.3860.

• AUD/USD softens near 0.7150 amid Middle East tensions and firmer USD demand; support 0.7120, resistance 0.7200.

• NZD/USD remains pressured despite hawkish RBNZ expectations limiting downside; support 0.5980, resistance 0.6070.

• USD/CHF trades in a neutral range ahead of Swiss Trade Balance data; support 0.8800, resistance 0.8890.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Middle East Peace-Talk Developments
• Swiss Trade Balance Data
• US Economic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Policy Signals
• Oil Market and Commodity Price Movements

Markets remain cautiously positioned as geopolitical uncertainty continues supporting the US Dollar while limiting risk appetite across major currencies. Traders will remain focused on developments in the Middle East, upcoming economic releases, and central bank commentary for the next major directional move.

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