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On Thursday, despite the slightly hawkish signals released by the Federal Reserve providing some support for the US dollar, investors still had doubts about the outlook for US policies. The US dollar
DBG Vietnam Community · 2025 Annual Activity HighlightsSince entering Vietnam in 2023, DBG Markets has remained committed to growing alongside the local community, guided by a global vision and deep l
The Great De-Leveraging and the $5,500 Flash Crash; Whats Next for Gold, Silver Dollar？Yesterday, global markets witnessed one of the most violent de-leveraging events in recent history. A perfect st
A dispute between the U.S. Department of Defense and AI startup Anthropic has highlighted rising tensions between national security needs and AI ethics. According to Reuters, negotiations over a defen
[Figure 1: U.S. Federal Government Illustration]The U.S. federal government shutdown standoff has entered its final 48-hour countdown. A procedural vote in the Senate on Thursday suffered a decisive d
The upcoming announcement of a new Federal Reserve Chair has become a major focal point for global markets. After President Donald Trump confirmed he would unveil his nominee soon, investors began rea
BUY GOLD 5170 and below TP 5340SELL GOLD 5370 and above TP 5210BUY EURUSD 1.1910 target 1.1950SELL EURUSD 1.1953 target 1.1890BUY GBPUSD 1.3755 target 1.3810SELL GBPUSD 1.3812 target 1.3720BUY USDJPY
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: towards 152.10.Pivot:153.55Our preference:Short positions below 153.55 with targets at 152.65 152.10 in extension.Alternative scenario:Above 153.55 look for fur
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: towards 152.10.Pivot:153.55Our preference:Short positions below 153.55 with targets at 152.65 152.10 in extension.Alternative scenario:Above 153.55 look for fur
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: towards 152.10.Pivot:153.55Our preference:Short positions below 153.55 with targets at 152.65 152.10 in extension.Alternative scenario:Above 153.55 look for fur
Market OverviewU.S. equities experienced sharp volatility on Wednesday, triggered by renewed concerns over AI-related capital expenditures following Microsoft‘s earnings release. Microsoft shares plun
New Zealands year-end trade shows a reboundIn December, New Zealand‘s goods exports and imports both recorded year-on-year growth of around 15%, resulting in a trade surplus of approximately NZD 52 mi
The tug-of-war in the U.S. Congress over government funding and immigration enforcement is accelerating as the deadline looms. With funding arrangements for the remainder of the fiscal year still unre
The Lunar New Year is here, and so are the rewards. To mark the season of prosperity and new beginnings, ETO Markets launches its Lunar New Year Rewards Campaign, inviting clients to start the year st
Fed “Hawkish Hold”; Golds New Frontier at $5500 Dollar, Precious Metal Oil OutlookGlobal markets are reacting to a significant divergence in sentiment following the January FOMC decision. While the F
For most of financial history, markets served a single core function: price discovery. Through continuous trading, dispersed information was aggregated into a price that reflected collective expectati
LG Display reported mixed fourth-quarter earnings, posting a net loss of $245.7 million despite generating nearly $5 billion in revenue, according to AP. The results once again highlighted the company
The hardest trade in modern markets is often the one not taken. As signals multiply and liquidity fragments, discipline increasingly means knowing when to step asideBy 2026, the most successful trader
Gold surged to a record above $5,280 per ounce, signaling a growing loss of confidence in fiat currencies, sovereign debt, and traditional safe assets. According to Bloomberg, the rally was driven by
Key Takeaways:Gold surged above the $5,500 psychological level, hitting fresh record highs as risk aversion deepened.The Federal Reserve held rates steady, but uncertainty over future leadership and p