Gold (XAU/USD) Analysis for April 23, 2026: War Premium Fades, Dollar Takes the Wheel
The safe-haven signal appears broken this week, with yields and dollar strength pulling gold steadily lower instead.
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The safe-haven signal appears broken this week, with yields and dollar strength pulling gold steadily lower instead.
Read MoreWTI crude oil (USOIL) has been in selloff mode lately, but it looks like buyers are returning to defend the bottom of its range on the 4-hour time frame.
Read MoreEUR/USD is attempting to reverse course from an earlier long-term downtrend, but geopolitical developments and eurozone flash PMI data pose risks.
Read MoreEUR/GBP has been consolidating on its long-term and short-term time frames, but are we about to see a breakout soon? Check out these inflection points!
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Read MoreBitcoin has been cruising higher over the past few weeks. Is it due for another major pullback or can it go for a break higher?
Read MoreAustralia’s jobs figures came in mostly in line with expectations, keeping the unemployment rate steady for March and RBA expectations well-anchored. Here’s our watchlist setup that made the cut.
Read MoreGold is consolidating near the 4,800 area on the 4-hour chart, caught between rising support and overhead resistance. Will XAU/USD break higher toward 4,900–5,000 or slide back into the support zone?
Read MoreCooler inflation could dent RBNZ interest rate hike expectations this year. We’re watching AUD/NZD and NZD/CHF if CPI comes in weak!
Read MoreNew Zealand is gearing up to print its quarterly CPI, and hotter than expected price pressures could stoke expectations for a more hawkish RBNZ. Here’s what I’m looking at on NZD/JPY and EUR/NZD in this scenario.
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