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Given the strength of the active impulse waves 1 and the strength of the nearby support level 0.1800, Sushiswap cryptocurrency can be expected to rise to the next resistance level 0.225 – upper border of the active sideways price range. Sushiswap broke daily Triangle Likely to rise to resistance level 0.225 Sushiswap cryptocurrency recently broke
The US dollar strengthened to a one-week high against major currencies on Monday, only to give up some of its gains as renewed tensions between the United States and Iran prompted investors to seek safe-haven assets. The move followed developments over the weekend. The United States said on Sunday that it had seized an Iranian
The Indian rupee edged higher in early trading on Monday, supported by mild dollar selling from foreign banks. However, traders indicated that the upward move may remain limited due to elevated crude oil prices and continued importer hedging demand. The rupee was quoted at 92.82 against the US dollar, marking a 0.1% gain from its
The British pound edged lower on Monday as escalating tensions between the United States and Iran pushed investors towards the safe-haven US dollar. The renewed geopolitical uncertainty raised concerns that a fragile two-week ceasefire could collapse, weighing on risk sentiment across markets. Sterling was last down 0.1% at $1.3503 as the dollar strengthened. Meanwhile, the
WTI crude oil has broken out of the daily Triangle pattern that had contained price action since the start of March, and the follow-through has been decisive. With the key 85.00 support level now behind us, the technical structure points to 75.00 as the next stop for the active impulse wave. This article is not
Iran’s reopening of the Strait of Hormuz crashed oil prices, boosted global stocks, and weakened the Dollar, reviving rate-cut hopes. Geopolitical De-escalation: The “Hormuz Factor” The most significant weight on global markets has been lifted as diplomatic channels between Washington, Tehran, and Jerusalem show signs of breakthrough. The Iranian announcement that the Strait of Hormuz
For years, the currency pecking order looked relatively fixed. The US dollar dominated, the euro and yen anchored the traditional reserve complex, and commodity currencies were often treated as useful but cyclical side trades. That hierarchy is now being challenged as oil, energy security and geopolitical fragmentation take on much greater importance in global markets.
The US dollar’s recent softness against the Canadian dollar has pushed USDCAD through a technical level that held firm for two months. With the pair now trading below 1.3725, the path of least resistance points lower — and the charts suggest 1.3600 is the next stop. This article is not financial advice. Always conduct your
Expectations of a second round of talks between the USA and Iran have reduced demand for the US dollar as a haven. The week ending 17 April mostly featured continuation of previous movements as American indices made further strong gains and the dollar declined against most major currencies. The current fortnight’s ceasefire between the USA