Christian Borjon Valencia

XAG/USD capped at $32.73 (50-day SMA), supported by 100-day SMA near $31.88 amid choppy trade. RSI flat near neutral; a break above $33.00 is needed to turn bias bullish toward $33.50–$34.51 A drop below $32.00 may expose $31.65 and the […]

UoM Consumer Sentiment plunges to 50.8, the lowest since July 2022; inflation expectations rise sharply. US housing data was mixed, import prices rose unexpectedly; Powell, Jefferson caution against premature easing. UK data void leaves Sterling adrift; traders await key UK

On Thursday, Banco de Mexico (Banxico) reduced interest rates by 50 baisis points from 9% to 8.50% on an unanimous vote. Story on development, more to come… Banxico FAQs The Bank of Mexico, also known as Banxico, is the country’s

DXY drops 0.32% to 100.31 as US yields slip, boosting appeal for non-yielding assets like Gold. Trump hints at 80% China tariff; markets brace for pivotal trade talks in Switzerland. India-Pakistan conflict escalates, reinforcing safe-haven flows amid global risk aversion.

Mexican Peso shrugs off soft data, extends four-day rally as traders eye US-China meeting in Switzerland. Mexico’s Consumer Confidence dips for seventh month; auto exports slump under new US tariffs. Fed officials maintain wait-and-see approach, highlighting uncertainty over tariff impact

US President Donald Trump commented on Friday that he will maintain 10% universal tariffs on imports, even after trade agreements are reached with other countries. He added that there would be exemptions if their counterparts offered advantageous trading terms. Trump

US-UK trade deal supports the Sterling; Trump keeps 10% tariffs but opens broader market access. BoE cuts rates by 25 bps in three-way split vote and traders now see July as the earliest for another cut. DXY drops 0.37% to

Pound buoyed by improved risk sentiment despite mixed PMI data from both the US and the UK. US Manufacturing PMI slips into contraction, while Services PMI surprises with strong upside. Traders eye UK Spring Budget and inflation data; US Core

A Reuters poll revealed that on March 27, Banco de Mexico (Banxico) is expected to cut interest rates by 50 bps amid the evolution of the disinflation process and an ongoing economic slowdown. Economists expect rates to get as low

Gold retreats for second day as traders lock in gains and US Dollar firms. Fed officials adopt cautious tone, indicating no hurry to cut rates due to uncertainty from Trump’s tariffs. Geopolitical risks escalate as Israel intensifies attacks in Gaza,