The Euro is practically flat against the US Dollar on Tuesday, trading at 1.1870 at the time of writing, with a four-month high of 1.1907 within reach.

Gold (XAU/USD) attracts fresh buyers following the overnight modest pullback from the record high, though it remains below the $5,100 mark through the Asian session on Tuesday.

The upward momentum of EUR/USD persists, consistently tracking the growing selling pressure on the US Dollar, which continues to grapple with issues related to trade, the Fed’s independence, and the shutdown.

Spot Gold kept rallying into unexplored territory on Monday, briefly surpassing the $5,100 threshold before pulling back some. The XAU/USD pair is comfortable around $5,090 at the time of writing, paring gains amid the good performance of Wall Street.

AUD/USD keeps its positive streak well and sound so far, opening the door to a potential challenge of the key 0.7000 threshold in the short-term horizon, always on the back of USD weakness, widespread improvement in the risk-associated universe and prospects that the RBA could soon embark on another

The market for Tesla has been a bit noisy during the trading session on Friday, but that’s not a huge surprise because we’ve had a couple of really big days before then.