investingLive European FX news wrap: Oil prices drop amid ongoing US-Iran talks
Oil prices are dropping amid ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks, which may affect market sentiment.
Oil prices are dropping amid ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks, which may affect market sentiment.
Silver prices retreated from a key level of 92.00 as focus turns to US-Iran talks and the upcoming NFP report.
The outcome of a key UK by-election could significantly impact the Pound and Gilts.
The outcome of US-Iran nuclear talks could significantly affect oil prices.
Silver prices have decreased by 1.00% to $87.50 per troy ounce according to FXStreet.
Oil markets are reacting to US-Iran nuclear talks, with geopolitical tensions potentially supporting prices.
WTI Oil remains steady at around $65.40 amid ongoing US-Iran tensions.
China's Commerce Minister expressed the intention to uphold the consensus reached with the US.
Focused on key US economic data and US-Iran negotiations.
Overview of key events today that may affect the markets.
Silver (XAG/USD) remains stable above the 20-day EMA as US-Iran talks approach.
BoJ member Takata indicates that future rate hikes depend on economic conditions.
China's spending during the Lunar New Year signals consumer behavior and stimulus impact.
Singapore's 2026 GDP growth outlook has been raised to 3.6%. Expectations for MAS tightening have increased.
China's Two Sessions for 2026 will focus on growth targets and policy direction rather than major stimulus.
The Bank of Korea signals a prolonged hold at 2.50%, emphasizing growth supported by chip exports.
WTI is trading at $65.60 as traders react to ongoing US-Iran tensions.
Silver prices are rising amid US policy uncertainty, nearing $90.00.
Australian private capital expenditure increased with support from renewable energy investments.
The Bank of Korea holds rates at 2.50% and introduces a dot plot-style guidance.