technical

The US dollar fell sharply against the Swiss franc on Tuesday but remains within a consolidation range, with strong support at 0.79 and possible SNB intervention looming.

Silver is showing signs of fatigue below the $51.50 resistance, with a failure to hold $50 potentially signaling a short-term top and a deeper pullback ahead.

Ethereum continues to struggle below the 200-day EMA, with fading risk appetite and persistent resistance suggesting a potential slide toward the $3,000–$2,500 range.

Gold continues its battle with the $4,150 barrier early Wednesday, preserving the previous bullish momentum, in anticipation of a potential end to the government shutdown.  

EUR/USD manages to rapidly leave behind Monday’s marginal decline, finding extra legs and advancing to two-week highs just over 1.1600 the figure on turnaround Tuesday.

Gold price advanced towards $4,150, its highest in three weeks, before trimming early gains and stabilizing in the $4,110 area. Financial markets are in a wait-and-see mode amid hopes the United States (US) government will soon reopen, which puts some intraday pressure on the US Dollar (USD).