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USD Strength Returns as Yen Slides, Metals Ease
Market sentiment remains fluid as investors balance renewed dollar strength against shifting global policy expectations. With key US inflation data and central bank commentary ahead, volatility across commodities and currencies is likely to persist. Traders will continue to watch the interplay between fiscal risks, yield movements, and global demand signals for fresh market direction. Silver (XAG/USD) slipped below the $48.50 level after briefly touching a fresh 14-year high earlier this week. The renewed strength in the US Dollar and profit-taking from recent highs have led to modest downside pressure, though the ... (full story)
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