Tuesday , 24 September 2024
Home Forex ForexLive Asia-Pacific FX news wrap: Gold hit another record high, this time above US$2350
Forex

ForexLive Asia-Pacific FX news wrap: Gold hit another record high, this time above US$2350

It
was a strong day for metals with iron ore, copper, silver and of
course gold all stacking on gains, with Shanghai silver futures
hitting limit up. As
the headline says gold hit another record high. There was no fresh
news, inflation fears seem to be the popular explanation.

Oil
gapped lower to open trade for the week and then lost further ground
before staging a 50% or so retrace. Better news on geopolitical risk
over the weekend including

Israel
and Hamas both sent teams to Egypt for fresh talks on a potential
ceasefire

a
possible temporary ceasefire in Gaza that could be reached by Eid
al-Fitr, The New Arab reported

Israeli
Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said on Sunday that Israel is ready to
handle any scenario that may arise with Iran

Iran
has reportedly informed the US that it will refrain from responding
to the airstrike in which senior IRGC commanders were killed in
Damascus if a ceasefire in Gaza is reached

The
US dollar gave some ground, with rallies for AUD, NZD, GBP, EUR, CAD.
As I post though there have been retracements.

USD/JPY
inched up to a high just over 151.80.

Oil update:

This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Articles

USDCAD moves to a new low going back to September 6

The USDCAD is also moving lower and following the USD bias. The...

NZDUSD rises up to test its 2024 high price with the dollar selling trend.

The NZDUSD is following the US dollar lower and in the process...

Israel Army reports killing of Ibrahim al-Qubaisi, Hezbollah rocket and missile commander.

Geopolitics from the Sky News:Israel Army is reporting the killing of Ibrahim...

US dollar moves lower after weaker economic data

The USD is moving lower after the weaker than expected economic data....