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Gold keeps the firm note, approaches $3,850
Gold is trading around record highs above $3,800 per troy ounce on Monday. The yellow metal is drawing support from a weaker US Dollar, pressured by government shutdown concerns and fresh tariff speculation, while expectations of Fed rate cuts add further momentum.
EUR/USD eases from tops near 1.1750
EUR/USD now faces some correction following earlier highs around 1.1750, starting the week on a firm note. The pair’s current uptick reflects renewed selling pressure on the US Dollar amid concerns over a possible government shutdown. Attention will turn later in the week to US labour market releases and business activity indicators.
GBP/USD: Gains appear capped by 1.3460
GBP/USD gives away part of the earlier advance to the vicinity of 1.3460 at the start of the week. Cable’s rebound reflects broad US Dollar weakness, with the Greenback under pressure from US shutdown fears and expectations of Fed rate cuts. Market attention stays on upcoming remarks from both BoE and Fed policymakers.
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