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The buyers in the major stock indices are stepping in after yesterday’s cycle lows and new lows for the year, sparking a relief rally. The bounce is notable, but let’s be clear—it’s still early, and there is work to do before buyers can claim meaningful control on the upside. From a technical perspective, this move

Timing Markets is a difficult task, absolutely key to generating as much profit as possible from important fundamental setups. It is indeed important to be timely with your trade to ensure that entries remain favorable and the risk-reward remains positive – but an essential part of timing is not being too early. The US Dollar

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Stocks down, but further to go? Equity markets have fallen from the highs seen in February, but have yet to really enter a full correction, or a much broader bear market. The Nasdaq 100 is down around 9%, the Dow has fallen 5% and the small cap Russell 2000 is only down 2%. Elsewhere, the Nikkei

Goldman Sachs is noting that even if the US-Iran conflict were to end soon, there will be lasting impact from the surge in energy prices on markets. And that is something that perhaps currency traders have not quite fully grasped just yet. For some context, the firm is arguing that the latest jump in energy

​​​Macro update Oil eases on ceasefire signals: Brent slipped around 1% intraday before stabilising as reports indicated Trump may be open to ending the Iran campaign, though prices remain elevated above $110. Supply risks still dominate: Even with signs of de-escalation, a swift restoration of flows through the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely, keeping the market tight and limiting downside for

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2026.03.31 2026.03.31 US Dollar Records Its Strongest Monthly Gain. Forecast as of 31.03.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ Before the conflict in the Middle East, the US dollar was falling as the global economy picked up speed. However, in March, the US currency rose at its fastest pace since September 2022 due to a slowdown in global GDP.

The S&P/ASX 200 advanced 40 points, or 0.5%, to close at 8,501 on Tuesday, snapping a three-session losing streak as U.S. futures strengthened on reports that President Trump may move to end hostilities in the Middle East, despite ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Sentiment was further supported by PMI data from key trading

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Trump is reportedly open to ending the Iran war without reopening the Strait of Hormuz, signalling a shift in priorities, though continued U.S. troop build-up suggests mixed messaging and ongoing risks to global energy flows. Wall Street Journal has the article, though (see below) I am wondering ifs its misdirection given the surge in US