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πŸ”΄ Reaction to the Bank of England's meeting The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75%, as expected, with a 6/3 majority. Immediately after the release, the British pound faced minor losses against major currencies, specifically the USD and EUR. #GBP #BoE
πŸ”΄ Reaction to the Bank of England's meeting The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75%, as expected, with a 6/3 majority. Immediately after the release, the British pound faced minor losses against major currencies, specifically the USD and EUR. #GBP #BoE
Is the bond market quietly driving every major CFD move right now? In the latest Exness Trading Talks, Michael Stark and Stanislav Bernukhov explore why the 10-year Treasury yield just pushed above 5% and what it means for gold, the US dollar, and equities. The discussion covers US Treasury buybacks, shifting rate-hike expectations, lessons from the UK's 2022 gilt crisis, and why stocks and bonds have moved together in 2026. Watch the full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=y0K3a4…
US30 broke below 52,800 and the 63-day EMA, then fell sharply toward 51,400. The index is still trading below its converging EMAs, which suggests a possible shift to a downtrend. If US30 breaks below 51,400, it could fall further toward the next support at 50,000. If it moves back above 51,400, a correction toward the immediate resistance at 52,800 could follow. Would you buy or sell?
The Fed's hawkish stance weighed on silver prices. XAGUSD fell to 62.30 before settling above the support at 63.00. The price sitting well below EMAs signals mean-reversion potential. Holding above 63.00 may spur a retrace toward the resistance at 64.10. https://t.co/fsbweEXiy5
The US dollar index surged following the hawkish Fed decision. After retesting EMA24, DXY breached above 100.20 toward 100.40. The index remains above diverging bullish EMAs, favoring an uptrend extension. Closing above 100.40 may prompt a rise toward the resistance at 100.65. https://t.co/rpGN08qywN
The US dollar-yen advanced as the Fed’s hawkish hike widened the US-Japan rate differential. USDJPY held around EMA24, then broke above 155.60, with higher swings and diverging bullish EMAs supporting further gains. A break above 156.50 may prompt a move toward 158.00. https://t.co/dNbQiN3gU5
Hawkish Fed comments drove yields higher, weighing on the Nasdaq 100. USTEC retested 29220 and retreated sharply below 28850 before recovering above 28950. Lower swings suggest further downside potential. Holding below 29220 may push USTEC toward the support at 28950. https://t.co/5pEL9DCiGE
The pound-dollar tumbled despite hotter UK inflation reinforcing expectations for further BoE tightening. GBPUSD briefly retested EMA24 before falling into the 1.3360–1.3400 range, below diverging bearish EMAs. A break below 1.3360 may prompt a decline toward 1.3310. https://t.co/usfesKA6WN
Easing supply concerns weighed on oil prices. USOIL fell below EMA120 after failing to close above EMA24. The price is below the recent swing low, signaling bearish reversal potential. Holding below 97.00 may drag USOIL toward the support at 94.90. https://t.co/OfBxOYkncS
A hawkish FOMC decision weighed on the euro-dollar. EURUSD broke below 1.1525 and retested 1.1460. The price is below bearish EMAs with lower swings, suggesting a downtrend extension. Falling below 1.1460 may drive EURUSD toward the following support at 1.1435. https://t.co/ISWDMAApc3
Will the dollar extend its rebound against the yen? Here's our trade of the week. πŸ” USDJPY has been trading in a tight range around 154 and is now pushing toward the top of it. Rising US Treasury yields and oversold momentum readings leave room for the recovery to continue. BoJ rate hike expectations have pulled the pair lower since September, but the wide interest rate gap between the US and Japan keeps a strong floor under the dollar. This technical setup and carry-trade support bring us to our trade of the week: going long USDJPY, targeting 157. The catalyst is a central bank double-header. The Fed decides on Wednesday, followed by the BoJ on Friday. A surprise rate hike signal from the BoJ or a softer Fed could challenge the trade, while steady policy from both keeps the upside intact. Do you see the dollar breaking higher against the yen this week? πŸ‘‡ #usdjpy
Technical skill opens the door. Psychology decides who walks through it consistently. Three Exness Team Pros explain the traits that separate consistent traders from technically skilled ones who still struggle. Read more: insights.exness.com/deep-dives/tra…
The first archetype has entered the Exness Universe. Meet The Cobra. Quick to react and built around speed, The Cobra represents the scalper, a trader who values every moment in the market. The Exness Terminal feature set reflects that mindset: one-click trading, fast execution, and custom layouts. Its motto? Speed above all, but The Cobra is only the first identity we are ready to reveal. Could this be the way you trade or is there another identity waiting for you inside the Exness Universe? There is much more coming before Forex Expo Dubai, 22–23 September. Follow us closely. You will want to see what happens next. Disclaimer: Trading carries high risk. Licensed by CMA in the UAE #ExnessAvatar
Gold prices climbed as oil prices and bond yields eased ahead of the Fed decision. Bearish EMAs suggest a potential downtrend extension. Breaking below 4320 may prompt the price to decline toward the next support at 4280. https://t.co/dpOdJj8Jxv
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