Fundamental

Gold remains strongly bullish after record highs above $4,500, supported by geopolitical risks and rate-cut hopes, with limited selling pressure despite holiday

The Mexican Peso (MXN) has appreciated sharply against the US Dollar (USD) in 2025, poised for a 23% gain amid an environment of trade uncertainty and increasing geopolitical tensions between Mexico and the United States governments.

What a year! Donald Trump’s return to the United States (US) Presidency was no doubt what led financial markets throughout 2025. His not-always-unexpected or surprising decisions shaped investors’ sentiment, or better said, unprecedented uncertainty.

EUR/USD shows cautious bullish momentum near 1.1800, but thin holiday liquidity and mixed US data may limit follow-through without a confirmed breakout.

Gold breaks above $4,500 to a new record high, driven by US dollar weakness, escalating geopolitical tensions, and expectations of future interest rate cuts.

USD/ILS slips into lower territory below 3.20, reflecting sustained Israeli shekel strength while holiday-thinned liquidity urges trader caution.