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Markets Today: Gold Breaches $5100/oz, Yen Intervention Risks Grow, Dollar Slides. USD/JPY Test 100-Day MA
Gold soars past $5,100/oz, and other precious metals climb as global uncertainty drives safe-haven demand. The US Dollar slides to a four-month low on rumors of a US-Japan currency intervention, the first in 15 years, causing the Yen to surge. European and global stocks slip due to political tension, trade threats, and the upcoming Fed meeting. Oil prices jump on new Iran sanctions and US weather-related production halts.
by Zain Vawda
Dollar at its weakest in months
The US dollar is experiencing its sharpest weekly decline in months, driven primarily by rising political uncertainty rather than changes in monetary policy expectations. Unpredictable decisions and mixed signals from the US administration have unsettled investors, pushing them toward safe-haven currencies such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
Chart alert: USD/JPY plunging below 158 on suspected intervention, watch 157.50 support
USD/JPY plunged sharply below 158 after a sudden 190-pip drop, raising strong suspicions of Japanese FX intervention following a brief spike above 159. Technical signals now point to fading bullish momentum, with bearish RSI divergence increasing the risk of a deeper pullback. Traders are watching 157.50 as a key support and 159.75 as the critical resistance that could revive upside squeeze risks.
by Kelvin Wong
Chart alert: Gold (XAU/USD) eyeing $5,000 and beyond as bullish acceleration intact
Gold (XAU/USD) is extending a powerful bullish acceleration, surging to fresh all-time highs near US$4,970 and setting its sights on the US$5,000–5,150 zone. Escalating US–NATO tensions and a growing “sell America” narrative are driving safe-haven demand, while strong technical momentum and a breakout from a medium-term uptrend keep the near-term bias firmly bullish.
by Kelvin Wong
A New World Order or TACO order? – North American mid-week Market update
Mid-Week update for North-American Markets – TACO Time as Trump backs down from his Greenland threats – We still look at current developments and how it influences the geopolitical landscape. Taking a close look at NA index and currency performance combined with a USD/CAD intraday chart to spot what's next for American Markets.
by Elior Manier
Greenland diplomacy from Trump at Davos & hot UK CPI reading
In this midweek episode of the Market Insight Podcast, TraderNick and Jonny discuss a more diplomatic approach from Donald Trump regarding Greenland and the associated rise in pricing across global equity and bond markets. Otherwise, we look back on now-infamous’ Liberation Day’ and dissect a higher-than-expected UK CPI reading, putting the Bank of England in an unenviable position.
by Christian Norman
The Swissie wins: CHF demand spikes as traders shun the Dollar
USD/CHF Analysis: As leaders warn of a "world without rules" at Davos, the US Dollar slides on policy fears. Capital flees to the Swiss Franc—now the premier safe haven—while Gold hits $4,750. We analyze the USD/CHF breakdown as the Franc jumps 1% in today's session. Safe-haven demand is back.
by Elior Manier
Chart alert: AUD/USD bullish breakout above 0.6720 as “sell America” intensifies
AUD/USD has staged a bullish breakout above 0.6720 as the US dollar weakens for a second straight session amid escalating US-EU tensions and a growing “sell America” narrative. Supportive technical signals and a widening Australia–US yield spread reinforce upside momentum, with 0.6760, 0.6800, and 0.6830/6845 emerging as key near-term resistance levels.
by Kelvin Wong
EUR/USD hints a breakout after latest Trump-Greenland chaos
EUR/USD Analysis: The Euro breaks out as US-Greenland tensions trigger potential EU retaliatory tariffs. We analyze the hawkish shift at the ECB with Boris Vujcic replacing de Guindos, and how this policy divergence is driving the pair higher amidst MLK Day liquidity.
by Elior Manier
Greenland as the trigger of a new trade war
Rising tensions over Greenland risk reviving an EU-US trade conflict, with Washington once again using tariffs as a tool of political pressure. Germany appears most exposed to the potential economic fallout, while cohesion within the EU remains uncertain. Beyond trade effects, renewed tariff threats are weighing on confidence in the US dollar and fueling concerns about lasting damage to transatlantic relations and the broader global economic order.
by Łukasz Zembik
Chart Alert: Japanese yen short squeeze risk,158.15 key USD/JPY trigger
USD/JPY is entering a high-risk zone as intervention threats intensify and speculative JPY shorts reach a one-year extreme. Price action near the 159.45–159.75 resistance echoes past BoJ intervention levels, while fading momentum raises the risk of a downside break below 158.15. A move lower could trigger a sharp JPY short squeeze, with key supports at 157.50–156.12 now in focus.
by Kelvin Wong
Breaking News: UK GDP Expands 0.3% MoM, GBP Bid
UK GDP expanded by 0.3% MoM in November 2025, surpassing forecasts. The growth was led by the Services and Manufacturing sectors, with the car industry seeing a 25% jump in production after a cyberattack. Construction was the main weak spot, falling by 1.3%. The initial GBP strength against the USD proved short-lived, with a swift pullback in the Cable (GBP/USD).
by Zain Vawda
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