Christian Borjon Valencia

The Franc surges nearly 1% as Trump’s tariff threats trigger risk aversion and deepen the US Dollar’s slide. USD/CHF breaks below 0.8250, nearing key support at May’s low of 0.8184. Bearish flag breakdown points to a possible test of the […]

XAU/USD rallies as Trump warns of 50% tariffs on EU imports, escalating trade war and boosting safe-haven demand. The US House passes a $4 trillion debt-heavy budget, with the Senate vote and inflation data in focus. Talks on Ukraine and

EUR/USD dips to 1.1296 after Trump announces steep tariffs on EU imports starting June 1. The pair rebounds to 1.1350 as US Dollar stays pressured by rising fiscal deficit concerns. Euro shrugs off ECB rate cut talk, supported by improving

10-year yield falls to 4.51% as investors flee US assets amid rising protectionist risks. Trump targets iPhones made abroad and threatens 25% tariffs on Apple products. Moody’s downgrade, $3.8T tax bill, and EU trade tensions intensify fiscal and inflationary fears.

30-year yield hit 5.15% before pulling back to 5.05% amid deficit worries. Trump’s budget plan passes House by one vote; Senate showdown next. Despite lower yields, US Dollar climbs as markets brace for inflationary risks. US Treasury yields retreated on

Bullion retreats from two-week high as US House passes debt-heavy budget. A strong US Dollar and firmer US S&P PMIs dent safe-haven appeal. Geopolitical risks with Iran still support longer-term bullish bias for Gold. Gold price dropped some 0.48% on

Moody’s cuts US debt rating, igniting US Dollar selloff and boosting EUR/USD. Euro gains despite light data flow as ECB and Fed speeches guide sentiment. Traders eye PMIs and jobless claims for fresh cues amid fiscal uncertainty. EUR/USD extended its

UK CPI inflation climbs to 3.5% YoY in April, well above the BoE’s 2% inflation target. Core inflation accelerates to 3.8%, raising doubts over future rate cuts. US Dollar tumbles as G-7 stokes speculation of Washington favoring weaker Greenback. The

Gold price tumbles over 1.50% on the US-China tariff truce and related capital shift toward risk assets. US data shows slowing Retail Sales and mixed housing prints; inflation expectations remain elevated. Fed officials remain cautious on cuts despite disinflation progress;

Mexican Peso appreciates as USD/MXN dips to 19.47 after disappointing US sentiment data. Banxico cuts benchmark rate by 50 bps, but Peso holds firm as US data dents Greenback strength. U. of Michigan survey shows inflation expectations rising and consumer