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A look at the Iran deal that pushed silver to a weekly high, the hawkish dot plot that erased it, and what could drive silver’s next major move.

A look at gold’s third straight loss, from Warsh’s hawkish FOMC debut to a fragile Iran ceasefire, and the Core PCE that could shift direction next week.

A peaceful start gave way to a hawkish Fed surprise midweek, sending the dollar surging while gold, stocks, and crypto tumbled across a packed trading week.

The SNB kept its policy rate at 0%, in line with market expectations. So why did the Swiss franc still get smoked on Thursday?

Underneath the BOE headline hold at 3.75%, two members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) broke ranks and voted to raise rates immediately.

GBP/JPY’s lower Bollinger Band breach signals stretched downside volatility as the pair faces a possible bounce or breakdown.

The US and Iran formally signed a peace memorandum and reopened the Strait of Hormuz, lifting stocks and bonds while the dollar firmed and gold slid.

The Fed held rates steady, but Warsh’s hawkish message sent the dollar higher as traders quickly repriced what comes next.

The U.S. and Iran announced an initial peace agreement earlier this week, and formal signing is set for Friday in Geneva. What could these latest geopolitical updates mean for the forex market, overall sentiment, and your trades?

Will the Swiss National Bank (SNB) keep holding rates steady above negative territory? Or will they finally decide to adjust monetary policy to account for the latest market developments?