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Speculation of a joint US-Japan intervention sent USD/JPY plunging nearly 3.5%, as JGB yields spike to multi-decade highs. Markets are on edge over a potential 'rate check' by the NY Fed.
The Federal Reserve is expected to pause rate cuts this week, but the meeting is overshadowed by reports of a criminal probe into Chair Powell and an 80% risk of a US government shutdown. The US Dollar Index (DXY) has hit a four-month low amid the chaos.
Gold prices have shattered the psychological $5,100 barrier, driven by Trump's tariff threats against Canada and escalating US political instability. The metal highlights a structural shift in global reserves as investors and central banks hedge against a 'new world order.'
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The Japanese Yen has emerged as the G10 leader amid rampant speculation of a coordinated intervention by US and Japanese authorities. Combined with threats of automotive tariffs, the currency market is bracing for enhanced volatility.
Spot gold prices have breached the historic $5,000/oz mark, significantly boosting the outlook for South African miners like Pan African Resources and providing support for the South African Rand (ZAR).
Amid ongoing scrutiny over Chen Zhi’s Cambodian citizenship, a separate case involving alleged money-laundering figure Benjamin Moberg has raised fresh concerns. Reports that Moberg held a Cambodian diplomatic passport and advisory role despite links to criminal investigations have prompted questions about possible high-level protection and systemic misuse of citizenship and diplomatic status. Analysts warn the case may reflect deeper governance and enforcement challenges rather than isolated incidents.
European investors are beginning to unwind over $10 trillion in US asset exposure as trade tensions and political volatility erode the dollar's traditional safe-haven status. Analysts warn that a structural shift in capital flows, driven by "America First" policies and fiscal concerns, could further weigh on the Greenback.
The long-awaited deal comes as both Delhi and Brussels contend with economic and geopolitical pressure from the US.
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New data reveals the UK is suffering the highest rate of AI-driven job displacement among advanced economies, complicating the Bank of England's policy path. High youth unemployment and structural shifts in the labor market are weighing on the long-term outlook for the British Pound.
The US Dollar faces significant headwinds as a lethal shooting by federal agents sparks a political firestorm, jeopardizing the government's funding bill. Senate Democrats have threatened to block DHS funding, raising the probability of a government shutdown.
Spot gold has shattered historical records to breach the $5,000/oz mark, driven by escalating trade tensions, US budget dysfunction, and continued accumulation by emerging market central banks. Analysis suggests the "de-dollarization" trade is accelerating into 2026.
Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi has issued a stern warning against currency speculation, triggering a sharp rally in the Yen and fueling rumors of a coordinated 'Plaza Accord 2.0' intervention. The move comes amid rising political instability and reports of rare rate checks by the NY Fed.
Gold prices have shattered the historic $5,000 per ounce barrier, driven by aggressive safe-haven inflows amidst criticism of US administration policies and escalating global geopolitical instability.
European majors capitalize on Dollar weakness, with GBP/USD hitting multi-month highs on robust retail data and EUR/USD nearing the 1.1920 threshold.
Gold surges to record highs on safe-haven flows, while Oil prices remain trapped in a tug-of-war between Middle East geopolitical risks and grim oversupply data.
Weltrade, established in 2006 and headquartered in Saint Lucia, presents a conflicting profile in the 2025 landscape. While it holds a regulatory license from South Africa's FSCA, its overall WikiFX Score has dropped to a concerning 2.42/10 due to a high volume of investor complaints. Recent data highlights over 40 severe complaints within three months, ranging from withdrawal refusals to system instability. This review analyzes the dichotomy between its regulatory status and the practical risks reported by traders globally.
The US Dollar faces a double threat from a looming government shutdown over immigration disputes and a structural sell-off of US Treasuries by major European pension funds.
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