At a time when the global economic and geopolitical situation is complex and changeable, the foreign exchange market is affected by the interweaving of many factors every day. On July 25, 2025, a series of important news is reshaping the pattern of the foreign...

Basic news on Friday (July 25, Beijing time), spot gold trading was around $3,370.62 per barrel, gold prices fell for the second consecutive trading day on Thursday. Signs of easing global trade tensions suppressed demand for safe-haven assets. Trump visited t...

Global Market Review 1. European and American market trends. The three major U.S. stock index futures rose and fell. Dow futures fell 0.38%, S&P 500 futures rose 0.13%, and Nasdaq futures rose 0.33%. The German DAX index rose 0.57%, the UK FTSE 100 index rose ...

Financial markets will take a break from trade-related headlines on Thursday, July 24, and keep an eye on the European Central Bank’s (ECB) monetary policy announcements. In addition, the economic calendar will also release the initial data on the manufacturin...

Asian market market conditions on Wednesday, as the United States reached an agreement with more trading partners, market risk aversion cooled down. The US dollar index is still weak, and as of now, the US dollar is priced at 97.14. Summary of fundamentals of ...

On July 24, spot gold trading was around $3,387.31 per ounce, and gold prices fell more than 1% on Wednesday. It was reported that the United States and the EU were about to reach a deal including a 15% tariff, which curbed safe-haven demand; U.S. crude oil tr...

On July 24, in the early trading of Asia on Wednesday, Beijing time, the US dollar index hovered around 97.21. Risk aversion cooled down on Wednesday as the United States reached an agreement with more trading partners. The dollar index remained weak and final...

In the Asian session on Thursday, the US dollar index hovered near the 97 mark. The recent US dollar trend was mainly driven by sentiment. Traders were highly sensitive to global trade uncertainty and the Federal Reserve‘s political interference, which made th...