EUR/GBP breakdown signals euro weakness beyond dollar strength
EUR/GBP has fallen to its lowest since June 2025, adding to signs of euro weakness amid France's fiscal troubles and broader market concerns.
EUR/GBP has fallen to its lowest since June 2025, adding to signs of euro weakness amid France's fiscal troubles and broader market concerns.
Oil prices rose on Middle East risks, while Japanese and South Korean stocks fell. Gold rebounded towards $4,140.
House panel report on China data risk sent Webull shares down 19.1%. Webull disputes the report's accuracy.
A Reuters poll finds 37% of Japanese firms see oil volatility as the top earnings risk, ahead of currency and rate concerns.
A tanker was hit by multiple projectiles off Qatar with crew casualties, expanding Gulf shipping risks beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
EIA reported crude inventories fell 3.186M barrels, far exceeding the expected 1.722M barrel build.
Crude oil rebounded after supply risks from Houthi attacks and a Gulf storm outweighed improving exports.
EUR/CHF fell sharply on French fiscal worries, testing key support at 0.9300.
August US trade deficit widened to $105.6 billion as imports climbed to a record $420.8 billion, undercutting the intended effect of tariffs.
Oil rises on Saudi-Houthi attacks and Gulf storm; gold dips; FOMC minutes due.
Houthis claim drone and missile strikes on three Saudi sites, including Riyadh airport; no confirmation from Saudi authorities yet.
A Gulf of Mexico storm threatens US oil facilities, adding to Houthi attacks and Iran tensions, keeping Brent crude near $100.
Shipowners are paying tanker crews huge hazard premiums to keep oil flowing through Hormuz, with captains earning about $100,000 monthly.
Brent settled near $100 a barrel as returning Saudi supply was balanced by a G7 stock release and geopolitical risk.
Crude oil rebounded from support after a series of incidents raised shipping concerns near the Strait of Hormuz. Technical levels suggest buyers face…