At the time of writing, the AUD/USD pair is around 0. 6229, up 0. 14% on the day.
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EUR/USD recovers from daily lows near 1. 0400 in the US session on Tuesday. After the latest rally, the dollar is struggling to maintain its strength as the bullish opening of the main Wall Street indices indicates an improvement in the feeling of threat.
The GBP/USD pair recovers from its consultation lows, but remains below 1. 2300 in the second part of the day on Tuesday. The US dollar is clinging to modest gains but struggling to regain its bullish momentum as the effect of Trump’s tariff threats fades.
Gold is gaining bullish momentum and trading Tuesday at its point since early November, above $2,720. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield is down more than 1%, under 4. 6%, following US President Trump’s tariff threats, assisting XAU/USD hold on.
Bitcoin’s value stabilizes above the $102,000 mark on Tuesday after hitting a new all-time high of $109,588 the day before. Data from Santiment shows that BTC values have corrected as social media has shown primary greed and FOMO among Bitcoin investors after President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
You can be sure that big changes are coming as far as US trade is concerned, even if we didn’t get any new tariffs on President Trump’s first day in office. A comprehensive investigation into US trade relationships was initiated via a memorandum. China, Canada, and Mexico are clearly in the immediate firing line.
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