Solana tries to regain lost ground Over the past few weeks, Solana (SOL) has been the centre of intense selling pressure, a dramatic shift from the tentative stabilisation many traders hoped would continue through early 2026. What began as a pullback quickly evolved into a pronounced sell-off that exposed persistent vulnerabilities in Solana’s price structure, reaffirming […]
Key takeaways Rebound losing momentum: Gold staged a sharp 15.7% bounce from the $4,405 low but is now showing signs of bullish exhaustion below the key $5,170 resistance, with price action stalling above the 20-day moving average at $4,940. Supportive macro correlations fading: The usual inverse relationship with the US dollar has weakened, and the
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2026.02.12 2026.02.12 Short-Term Analysis for Oil, Gold, and EURUSD for 12.02.2026 Alex Rodionovhttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/alex-rodionov/ Welcome, my fellow traders! I have prepared a price forecast for the USCrude, XAUUSD, and EURUSD using a combination of the margin zones method and technical analysis. Based on the market analysis, I suggest entry signals for intraday traders. The oil price turned
There aren’t any major expiries to take note of on the day, with the full list seen below. There are some largish ones for EUR/USD at the 1.1750-60 levels but they aren’t likely to feature into play. The dollar is firmer after the stronger US jobs report yesterday but not really enough to set off
Risk sentiment was mixed in Asia today as Japan returned from holiday with Nikkei extending its post-election surge and briefly breaching the 58,000 mark for the first time on record. The breakout, however, lacked follow-through, with the index quickly trimming gains and hinting that near-term momentum may be stretched. Elsewhere in the region, trading was
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Markets will be watching closely on Thursday, when the United Kingdom’s (UK) Office for National Statistics (ONS) will release the advance estimate of Q4 Gross Domestic Product (GDP). If the data land in line with consensus, the UK economy would have continued to grow at an annualised pace of 1.2%, compared with 1.3% recorded the
When will BHP report its latest earnings? BHP Group’s is set to deliver its half-year (HY) results for the period ending 31 December 2025 on Tuesday, 17 February 2026. Company backdrop BHP’s last full-year results for financial year (FY) 2025, ending June 2025, painted a challenging picture, reflecting a significant dip in profits. Underlying attributable
Summary: Japan says it has not lowered its guard against FX volatility. Atsushi Mimura reiterates high-urgency monitoring stance. Refuses to comment on speculation of rate checks. Yen rebounds sharply from near 160 per dollar. Close contact with US authorities emphasised. Japan’s top currency official reiterated that authorities remain on high alert over foreign exchange volatility,
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Atsushi Mimura, Japan’s Vice Finance Minister for International Affairs and top foreign exchange official, said on Thursday that authorities are watching developments “with a high sense of urgency” and are not lowering their guard amid renewed Japanese Yen volatility. Key quotes Authorities are watching FX with high urgency. Refuses to comment on specific exchange-rate levels. Tokyo
I’ll have more to come on this separately, details, BoJ implications etc. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com. Source link
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Standard Chartered economists Hunter Chan, Shuang Ding and Carol Liao note that China’s broad fiscal deficit reached 8.1% of GDP in 2025, below target but still expansionary. They expect a broad deficit of 8.5% of GDP in 2026, partly funded by unused 2025 resources, with fiscal support directed to key Five-Year Plan projects and consumption.
Log in to our mid-week North American Markets overview, where we examine current themes in North America and provide an overview of index and currency performance. Volatility has (relatively) come down from what Traders have been used to since the start of the year. Without many new regime-changing geopolitical catalysts, Markets are slowly getting back
Trump posted this on Truth Social: I have just finished meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu, of Israel, and various of his Representatives. It was a very good meeting, the tremendous relationship between our two Countries continues. There was nothing definitive reached other than I insisted that negotiations with Iran continue to see whether or not
