USD Climbs 0.6% — Traders Must Re‑evaluate Euro and Gold Positions
The USD jumped 0.6% on Friday as Fed hawkish tone and Iran‑US tensions spiked, pushing the Euro below its 100‑hour MA and rattling gold at $2,190.
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The USD jumped 0.6% on Friday as Fed hawkish tone and Iran‑US tensions spiked, pushing the Euro below its 100‑hour MA and rattling gold at $2,190.
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