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Trump’s conciliatory weekend remarks on China ignited Monday’s powerful market rally, driving the S&P 500 to its strongest session since May while gold surged to fresh record highs.

The past week delivered headline-driven chaos that ultimately crowned the dollar as victor, though the path was anything but smooth. Here’s what to look out for in this trading week.

Will the latest U.K. jobs numbers encourage dovish expectations from the BOE? Or will this week’s release fuel the pound’s October gains?

Dollar strengthened this week as Japan’s Takaichi election weakened the yen, RBNZ’s surprise rate cut lowered the Kiwi, French politics pressured the euro, and Trump’s tariff threats triggered risk-off flows.

A Gaza ceasefire eased oil jitters and lifted risk assets, but doubts over its durability keep traders cautious and quick on trade exits.

Markets retreated from record highs on Thursday & the Gaza ceasefire reduced geopolitical tensions. Fed Governor Barr emphasized caution on rate cuts while the government shutdown entered its ninth day.

If you’ve been glued to your trading screens lately, you’ve probably noticed something shiny stealing the spotlight: gold. What’s up with the precious metal’s rally and can it keep going?

After printing back-to-back major misses in jobs data, will Canada finally see a rebound in hiring this time? Or will the downward momentum in employment carry on?

The dollar lost ground after the Fed minutes confirmed officials leaning toward more rate cuts, reinforcing expectations of more easing.

Markets extended gains Wednesday as gold surged past $4,000 for the first time and the S&P 500 hit fresh records, shrugging off concerns about the eighth day of government shutdown.

If you’re wondering why the yen plunged this week, welcome to a masterclass in how politics can move markets faster than any technical pattern.

Market expectations were for the RBNZ to lower rates by 0.25% this week, but the central bank surprised with an even larger 0.50% reduction. Check out how Kiwi pairs reacted.

With a lack of major fresh catalysts, markets showed choppy patterns on Tuesday, as traders focused on geopolitical and the U.S. government shutdown themes.

What’s a government shutdown, and how is it affecting the financial markets? Here are points traders need to know!

New Zealand’s central bank is scheduled to announce its interest rate decision this week, and expectations are pointing to another rate cut. Here are the points to know when trading this event.

Global markets saw dramatic moves as Japan’s pro-stimulus leader election crushed the yen, gold surged past $3,900/oz for the first time, and French political chaos deepened amid ongoing US shutdown.

After the government shutdown sent the dollar spiraling, markets are gearing up for a data-heavy stretch that could reshape the FX space.

US government shutdown sent the dollar tumbling while the yen surged to weekly dominance. Shocking employment data, central bank signals, and geopolitical tensions created volatile trading conditions across major currency pairs.

The Swiss economy printed another decline in inflation as expected, supporting expectations of further easing by the SNB. Here’s how CHF pairs reacted.

Markets weathered Russia missile tensions & US government shutdown news as tech stocks lifted equities to fresh records despite political dysfunction.