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Australian Dollar depreciates despite improved Consumer Confidence, US Dollar remains calm - Vimarsana News

Australian Dollar depreciates despite improved Consumer Confidence, US Dollar remains calm

The Australian Dollar (AUD) retreats after posting gains in the previous two sessions, despite the release of improved Australia Consumer Confidence data on Tuesday.

NASDAQ 100 Forecast Today - 13/02: NASDAQ 100 Stays Bullish - Vimarsana News

NASDAQ 100 Forecast Today - 13/02: NASDAQ 100 Stays Bullish

Explore the NASDAQ 100 forecast today: Bullish trend persists despite signs of overextension, with focus on 17,500 support and potential push towards $18,000.

Gold Forecast Today - 13/02: Continue to See Buyers on Dips - Vimarsana News

Gold Forecast Today - 13/02: Continue to See Buyers on Dips

Explore today's XAUUSD Gold Markets: Buyers active on dips, eyeing $2,010 for entry. Resistance near $2,050-$2,075, with strong support at $2,000-$1,980 range.

EUR/USD hovers around 1.0770 after trimming intraday losses, focus on US Inflation data - Vimarsana News

EUR/USD hovers around 1.0770 after trimming intraday losses, focus on US Inflation data

The EUR/USD pair moves into positive territory after trimming intraday losses after the better-than-expected Economic Sentiment data from the Eurozone and Germany.

Pound Sterling soars as robust UK Employment data push back BoE rate-cut hopes - Vimarsana News

Pound Sterling soars as robust UK Employment data push back BoE rate-cut hopes

The Pound Sterling (GBP) falls vertically in Tuesday’s early New York session as stubborn United States Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for January has dampened market sentiment.