The U.S. dollar is on a tear as it reaches for 6 to 12-month highs against other the major currencies.  While the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank’s monetary policy announce... (Read more)

Gold prices fell on Friday after Dollar Index (USDX) climbed to 95.00 level. The long haul decline of yellow metal from above USD1300 /oz to below USD1280 /oz has chilled off long-traders. This wee... (Read more)

Fundamental Outlook   The U.S. Federal Reserve raises interest rate and signal 2 more hike. New trade wars begins after U.S. and China slaps each other with new import tariff. Europe... (Read more)

Gold prices traded in tight range last week while capped below USD1300 /oz area. This week, we expect the trend to rise with new gathering strength if the prices could hold above USD1290 /oz suppor... (Read more)

Fundamental Outlook   The U.S. Nasdaq Composite Index creates to new high amid other struggling stocks. China steadies in inflation growth while trade surplus slows down. European Ce... (Read more)

Gold prices traded mainly from USD1290 – USD1305 /oz last week. The Dollar Index (USDX) has reached a stagnation at 95.00 and may recede in coming weeks. Henceforth, we forecast the yellow me... (Read more)

The greenback saw losses against most of the major currencies but in each case, it gave up less than 1% of its gains. To put this move into context, the EUR/USD rallied 7.25% over the past 6 weeks.... (Read more)

Fundamental Outlook   The U.S. adds higher payroll in May while GDP grows. The coming FOMC meeting in mid-June yields high chance for another rate hike. Eurozone climbs in consumer p... (Read more)

Gold prices swung up from USD1280 /oz last week and closed at USD1301 /oz for the weekend. This week, we have identified the market trend to be hovering at current EMA200 line and will probably thr... (Read more)

Technical Forecast   USD/JPY topped off 111.00 level as we expected and declined. Market has shown support at 109.00 area and probably will trade sideways in coming week. Technically... (Read more)