GBP/USD bounces off three-day lows near 1.3320
GBP/USD remains on the back foot, although it manages to gather some balance following multi-day lows near 1.3320 earlier on Thursday. Meanwhile, Cable’s pullback comes amid persistent demand for the Greenback, which continues to be supported by ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Gold deflates below $4,400, two-day troughs
Gold comes under renewed selling pressure on Thursday, slipping back below the $4,400 mark per troy ounce, setting aside at the same time two consecutive days of gains. Concerns that higher energy prices linked to the Middle East crisis could fuel global inflation weigh on the yellow metal, while persistent strength in the US Dollar adds further downside pressure.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP slide as US-Iran war weighs on sentiment
Cryptocurrency prices are edging lower on Thursday, on the 27th day of the US and Israel's war with Iran. Bitcoin is trading below $70,000. Ethereum is also dropping toward a key support range of $2,000-$2,100.
DEEPER DIVE
Why the Korean Won is falling while the KOSPI holds up Premium
South Korea’s markets are sending a mixed signal. While the KOSPI continues to ride the global tech wave, the Korean Won is hovering near two-decade lows against the US Dollar. This unusual split reveals how investors are really positioning in Korea.
From lows to lows: The Indian Rupee’s downward spiral has no end in sight Premium
The Indian Rupee is slipping deeper into uncharted territory, hitting a fresh record low against the US Dollar and keeping the dubious title of Asia's worst-performing currency.
XRP’s $88 billion question: Real utility or just misplaced belief?
XRP has one of the most loyal communities in the crypto space. That conviction has helped it survive the woes from lawsuits and bear markets.
CRYPTOCURRENCIES
XRP extends sell-off amid broader crypto market downturn
XRP extends sell-off to $1.37, falling alongside the broader cryptocurrency market on Thursday. XRP trades within a broadening bearish structure, defined by descending major moving averages.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP slide as US-Iran war weighs on sentiment
Cryptocurrency prices are edging lower on Thursday, on the 27th day of the US and Israel's war with Iran. Bitcoin is trading below $70,000, extending its decline from $76,000, which was its highest level in March.
Bitcoin retreats from key technical level as institutional demand stays muted
Bitcoin falls back below $70,000 at the time of writing on Thursday after being rejected around a key technical level the previous day. The bearish market sentiment strengthens amid uncertainty over the US-Iran ceasefire plan, which seems to be sidelining institutional demand as well.
STOCKS
AMD concludes three swing Elliott Wave correction
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) achieved an all‑time high of $267.08 on 29 October 2025. Following this peak, the stock began a larger degree pullback that unfolded in a classic three‑swing zigzag Elliott Wave structure.
Nasdaq 100 rebound looks strong… or is it just a trap?
The Nasdaq 100 spent the past few sessions recovering strongly from its November lows, rebounding from 24,307 and climbing back into the 25,100–25,150 mid-range zone. While the candles look convincing, the broader picture reveals a different story: the index remains trapped inside a 4H range structure.
WEEKLY FORECAST
EUR/USD: War continues to steal the limelight, and not for good Premium
The EUR/USD pair bounced back in the last few days, settling for the week around 1.1530. The Iran war and central banks’ monetary policy announcements took centre stage, yet none was enough to impress speculative interest.
Gold: Major central banks’ hawkish tone weighs heavily Premium
Gold (XAU/USD) extended its slide into a third consecutive week and lost more than 6%, its worst weekly performance since March 2020, as major central banks adopted a hawkish tone because of the upside risks to inflation posed by rising energy prices.
GBP/USD: Pound Sterling tests 200-day SMA on the road to recovery Premium
The Pound Sterling (GBP) staged a late rebound from near three-month lows against the US Dollar (USD), testing the critical 1.3440 supply zone.
Bitcoin: The Fed kills the vibe
US Dollar: The Dollar stumbles, but the macro story hasn’t changed Premium
The US Dollar just reminded markets that trends are rarely linear.
Week ahead – Flash PMIs and UK, Japan and Australian CPI data in focus
After hawkish Fed, dollar traders turn to preliminary PMI data. Pound set for a busy week amid inflation, PMI and retail sales numbers. Japan’s CPI to determine how likely an April BoJ hike is.
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Picking the wrong prop trading challenge is costing traders more than they think. Propinder launches to fix that
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Propinder launches as the first Prop Trading comparison tool that matches challenges to trader profiles
Barcelona, March 23, 2026. Propinder (https://propinder.com/), a new prop firm comparison tool powered by FXStreet, is now live. The platform uses an advanced profiling engine to match traders with prop trading challenges that fit their experience, risk tolerance, and trading behaviour.
TradingPRO 2025 report shows resilient retail trading activity
The global retail trading industry navigated a transitional environment in 2025 as online trading platforms faced shifting client acquisition dynamics, tighter regulatory oversight, and evolving trader behaviour.