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  Technical vs Fundamental Analysis   Trade Analysis Every trader eventually reaches a point where they ask the same question: What type of trading analysis works best? Whether you trade stocks, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies, Forex, or futures, understanding how to analyze the markets is critical to long-term success. But there is no universal answer. The best approach often depends on your personality, trading style, goals, and risk tolerance. Some traders rely heavily on charts and indicators, while others focus on economic news, interest rates, earnings reports, and global events. The reality is that successful traders usually combine both technical and…

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The USD/CHF pair edges higher to near 0.7830, snapping the four-day losing streak, during the early European session on Tuesday. Uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran peace negotiations provides some support to the US Dollar (USD) against the Swiss Franc (CHF). The US military’s Central Command said US forces have carried out strikes on southern Iran in “self-defence,” the Guardian reported on Monday. It said that the military will defend US forces “while using restraint” during the ongoing ceasefire.Traders will keep an eye on the US April Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index report, which is due later on Thursday. Any signs of…

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Following gold’s recent record-breaking run, the 2026 ‘In Gold We Trust’ report provides a comprehensive overview of the gold market in 2026. Co-authored by Ronald-Peter Stöferle and Mark J. Valek, we take a look at some of the key takeaways for gold investors. Gold’s Watershed Year 2025 was a watershed year for gold, achieving a 64.4% return, its strongest performance since 1979. Setting 51 all-time highs in 2025, it then pushed even higher in 2026, scoring a new USD peak of USD 5,595 per ounce in January 2026. Gold ceased to be a side-allocation, and became a headline asset, garnering…

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MON: Holiday: US Memorial Day, Holiday: UK Spring Bank Holiday, Holiday: Europe’s Whit Monday, US Chicago Fed National Activity Index (Apr) TUE: UK BRC Shop Price Inflation (May), Swedish PPI (Apr), US House Price Index (Mar), US S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price (Mar), US CB Consumer Confidence (May) WED: RBNZ Policy Announcement (May), Australian CPI (Apr), French Consumer Confidence (May), Italian Industrial Sales (Mar), US ADP Employment Change Weekly, Canadian Wholesale Sales (Apr), US Richmond Fed Index (May), US Dallas Fed Index (May) THU: ECB Minutes, BoK Policy Announcement (May), SARB Policy Announcement (May), Norwegian GDP (Q1), French PPI (Apr), Spanish Retail…

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For a while, the EV trade felt almost too easy. You had carmakers rolling out announcements about new battery plants, dropping hints about software revenue and self-driving, bumping up production targets — and investors just kept rewarding them for it. The whole sector ran on one simple assumption: electric vehicle demand would climb fast enough to make all that spending look smart eventually.That assumption has started to crack.Nobody’s saying the automotive industry transformation stopped — it didn’t. But whatever energy surrounded it during the post-pandemic years has mostly dissipated. Rates went up. Chinese rivals got serious in ways the industry…

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