Brent crude surged yesterday, breaking through key local resistance levels on the XBR/USD chart, and today it has pushed past $110, approaching the multi-year high last seen on 9 March. The price rally is being
TradingHub has agreed to a strategic investment from Nordic Capital, a deal that will see the private equity firm become the company’s majority shareholder as the trade surveillance technology provider prepares for its next stage
In Episode 4 of the Born to Trade Podcast, the conversation moves decisively away from charts and technical indicators and toward the internal dimension of trading performance. Hosted by the Born to Trade team, this
US economic strength and Middle East oil shocks favor the Dollar, while Eurozone political instability and high energy costs drive parity. Divergent Paths of Economic and Political Stability The current macroeconomic landscape suggests a stark
Given the clear daily uptrend and the bearish Japanese yen sentiment seen across the FX markets today, CHFJPY currency pair be expected to rise to the next resistance level 116.00 (target for the completion of
The S&P 500 index (US SPX 500 mini on FXOpen) is trading around the 6,800 level this morning. However, market sentiment could shift sharply once the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data are released at 15:30
The XAU/USD chart indicates that gold has been moving within the $5,060–$5,200 range during the last few trading sessions. Bullish perspective: the lower boundary of the long-term ascending channel — in place since early 2026
Gold didn’t creep higher in early 2026. It lunged. In late January, futures pushed through $5,500 an ounce before sellers finally stepped in. Silver, true to form, overshot even more dramatically, tagging levels above $120
On March 5, 2026, the digital asset market reached a psychological turning point as social media mentions and general "buzz" surrounding altcoins plummeted to their lowest levels in over two years. Data from the crypto
In previous editions of Pretiorates' Thoughts, we pointed to deeper stock markets, a higher oil price, and the danger of a war with Iran. Just two weeks ago, we told our readers not to write
