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FXT-global FXTRADING.com is a 1st tier brokerage firm that facilitates trading through the provision of tight p

FXTRADING.com is a multiservice brokerage firm, founded by a group of professionals with vast depth and breadth of experience in financial markets across multiple asset classes from both the sell side and buy side. The functional skills brought by these professionals include sales, trading, operations, legal and compliance. Established in 2014, the mission of FXTRADING.com is to provide personalis

ed professional service, high quality trade ex*****on and transparency to aid its customers in adding value to their personal portfolios and creating wealth over the long term. Our sustainable business model relies on our clients achieving their trading aims. To allow our clientele to provide the perfect expression for their trading ideas, we offer more than 50+ foreign exchange trading pairs, commodity pairs and equity indices. These offerings are organised onto the market leading platform MetaTrader4 and MetaTrader5. FXTRADING.com is a registered trading name of Gleneagle Markets Pty Ltd and Gleneagle Markets Pty Ltd is a Corporate Authorised Representative of Gleneagle Securities (Aust) Pty Limited, which is regulated by ASIC and licensed to carry on a financial services business in Australia under Australian Financial Services License No 337985.

Gold moved back to the centre of the macro trade this week as geopolitical risk, energy concerns and persistent inflatio...
07/08/2026

Gold moved back to the centre of the macro trade this week as geopolitical risk, energy concerns and persistent inflation pushed investors toward defensive assets. XAU/USD climbed nearly 4.8% on the week to test $4,268.99, reaching a seven-week high even as Treasury yields remained elevated.

• Gold: Safe-haven demand accelerated ahead of key US labour data. Gold’s strength despite elevated bond yields suggests geopolitical and inflation hedging temporarily outweighed traditional rate pressure.
• Oil: Renewed tensions around the Strait of Hormuz pushed Brent back toward $85/bbl, raising concerns that higher energy costs could keep inflation elevated.
• Inflation: The ISM Services Prices Index reached 70.3, highlighting persistent input-cost pressure even as parts of the US labour market show signs of cooling.
• US Labour: Initial jobless claims remained low, while markets prepared for July NFP expectations of roughly 80K–125K new jobs, following June’s 57K increase.
• Equities: Asian and European markets lost some summer momentum as elevated yields, geopolitical uncertainty and stretched tech valuations encouraged more cautious positioning.

Gold’s next move may depend on whether safe-haven demand can continue to outweigh rate pressure. Softer labour data could revive Fed easing expectations and provide another tailwind for Gold, while stronger employment, higher yields and a resilient USD could test the rally. Further escalation around the Strait of Hormuz could keep both Gold and oil firmly in focus.

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After a week of hawkish central bank signals and sticky inflation data, markets are now turning their attention to July'...
06/08/2026

After a week of hawkish central bank signals and sticky inflation data, markets are now turning their attention to July's US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP). With interest rate expectations hanging in the balance, tomorrow's labour market report could determine the next move for the US Dollar, Gold and global equities.

Wall Street is currently expecting 88,000–120,000 new jobs after June's 57,000 increase. Leading indicators have been mixed, with ADP employment rising by 44,000 in July, while the ISM Services Employment Index slipped into contraction at 47.4, suggesting hiring momentum may be slowing. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate is expected to hold around 4.2%–4.3%, with any move above 4.3% likely to reignite expectations for Fed rate cuts.

If payrolls come in above 130,000, accompanied by solid wage growth, it would reinforce the Fed's higher-for-longer stance. That could strengthen the US Dollar while putting pressure on Gold and equity markets. On the other hand, a reading below 60,000 or an unexpected rise in unemployment would likely fuel rate-cut expectations, weighing on the Dollar while supporting Gold and risk assets.

With markets finely balanced, tomorrow's NFP could become one of the biggest volatility events of the month. Whether you're trading currencies, indices or Gold, it's a release worth watching closely.

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Bitcoin continues to hold above the key support level at 62,980, keeping the short-term bullish outlook intact. Price is...
05/08/2026

Bitcoin continues to hold above the key support level at 62,980, keeping the short-term bullish outlook intact. Price is now approaching the first resistance at 64,766, with 65,222 as the next upside target if buying momentum continues.

Traders should watch this resistance zone closely. A brief pullback is possible as price tests the level, but a decisive breakout above 64,766 could trigger another leg higher.

On the downside, a break below 62,980 would weaken the current bullish structure and shift attention to 62,216 and 61,761 as the next support levels.

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For years, hardware wallets have been considered one of the safest ways to store digital assets. This week, that belief ...
04/08/2026

For years, hardware wallets have been considered one of the safest ways to store digital assets. This week, that belief was challenged after hackers reportedly drained more than US$110 million from around 5,000 Coldcard wallets by exploiting a flaw in the device's seed-generation process. Combined with AI-powered code analysis, what once took months to uncover was reduced to minutes.

The incident is another reminder that AI is transforming both innovation and cybersecurity. As AI accelerates software development, it also speeds up the discovery and exploitation of vulnerabilities. For investors and institutions alike, digital security is becoming just as important as the assets themselves.

It also highlights a broader shift in risk management. "Offline" no longer automatically means "safe," and static security measures are giving way to continuous monitoring, stronger custody solutions and multi-layered protection.

For traders, it's also a reminder that there are different ways to gain exposure to crypto markets. While holding digital assets requires managing wallets and private keys, CFDs let you trade crypto price movements without taking custody of the underlying asset.

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The final week of July reminded investors that strong corporate earnings alone aren't enough to drive markets higher. Ha...
31/07/2026

The final week of July reminded investors that strong corporate earnings alone aren't enough to drive markets higher. Hawkish central bank signals, rising energy prices and renewed inflation concerns shifted attention back to macro fundamentals, triggering a broad risk-off move across global markets.

• Fed Turns More Hawkish
The Federal Reserve held rates steady, but a rare 9–3 vote split reinforced the "higher for longer" narrative and pushed expectations for near-term rate cuts further out.

• Oil Reignites Inflation Fears
Brent Crude surged amid renewed geopolitical tensions, raising concerns that higher energy prices could complicate the global inflation outlook.

• Global Central Banks Stay Cautious
The Bank of England maintained its hawkish stance, while the Bank of Japan continued its gradual policy normalization, signaling inflation remains the priority.

• Risk Assets Lose Momentum
Higher rate expectations weighed on Wall Street, prompting investors to rotate toward the US Dollar, government bonds and other defensive assets.

Markets will now focus on upcoming inflation data, labour market figures and central bank commentary for clues on the next policy move. Until inflation shows clearer signs of easing, volatility is likely to remain elevated across currencies, commodities and global equities.

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The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged for a fifth straight meeting, but markets focused on something far mor...
30/07/2026

The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged for a fifth straight meeting, but markets focused on something far more important, a 9–3 vote split, with three policymakers calling for an immediate rate hike.

That signals inflation remains a bigger concern than many investors had expected. Rather than opening the door to easier monetary policy, the Fed reinforced its "higher for longer" stance, prompting traders to rethink expectations for rate cuts later this year.

For markets, this isn't just about where rates are today. It's about where policy could go next. Higher borrowing costs tend to weigh on high-growth assets while supporting the US Dollar and increasing volatility across currencies, gold and global equities.

Stay prepared for every macro shift with FXT and trade the markets with confidence.

Bitcoin continues to hold above its key pivot level, keeping the short-term bullish outlook intact despite recent consol...
29/07/2026

Bitcoin continues to hold above its key pivot level, keeping the short-term bullish outlook intact despite recent consolidation.
Price remains supported above the 50-period moving average, while RSI stays neutral and MACD remains in positive territory. Momentum has cooled, but buyers are still defending the trend.
As long as 63,143 holds, traders will be watching for a move toward 64,692, with 65,062 as the next upside target. A break below the pivot could shift momentum toward 62,523 and 62,154 instead.
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For the past two years, Wall Street rewarded Big Tech for spending aggressively on AI. This week, that sentiment shifted...
28/07/2026

For the past two years, Wall Street rewarded Big Tech for spending aggressively on AI. This week, that sentiment shifted. As companies unveiled even larger AI investment plans, investors responded by wiping nearly US$800 billion from the Magnificent 7 in a single session.
The question is no longer who can spend the most, it's who can turn that spending into sustainable profits.
Building AI infrastructure has become one of the biggest capital races in history. Data centres, custom chips and energy capacity continue to demand record investment, while software monetisation and enterprise adoption are growing at a much steadier pace. Markets are beginning to ask whether today's spending can deliver tomorrow's earnings.
This doesn't necessarily mean the AI boom is ending. It may simply mark the next phase of the cycle. Just as the internet required years of infrastructure investment before software companies flourished, AI may follow a similar path.
The next winners may not be the companies spending the most—they could be the ones proving they can turn AI into recurring revenue.

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