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EUR/USD begins the week around 1.1540. Following a volatile week, market attention has shifted from the Federal Reserve meeting to US economic data. Investors will assess whether incoming figures reinforce the case for a September rate hike or, conversely, point to a cooling of the US economy. Monday brings business activity indices from China and […] The post EUR/USD: Busy Week Ahead appeared first on ActionForex.

Criminal groups continue to shift from cocaine to illegal mining as banks and governments scramble to close financial loopholes.

India keeps buying a lot of Russian oil, with July imports hitting a new all-time high and accounting for more than half of total Indian crude oil imports. India’s crude oil imports from Russia rose to 2.8 million barrels per day (bpd) in July, up from the previous high of 2.7 million bpd in June, for the highest average monthly volume ever, according to vessel-tracking data by Kpler cited by the Times of India on Monday.  Total Indian crude oil imports inched up slightly from June to stand at...

(RTTNews) - Gold ticked higher on Monday as the dollar dipped on Iran peace deal hopes and after joint intervention by the United States and Japan to prop up the Japanese yen.

Gold has barely moved despite dramatic swings in oil, Treasury yields, and the Dollar over the past month - because the Fed's abandonment of forward guidance and a widening gap between geopolitical rhetoric and physical Hormuz supply data have raised the bar for what counts as a genuine catalyst. The post Why Gold Ignores Oil, Yields and Dollar-And What Could Finally Break the Range appeared first on ActionForex.

The UK’s manufacturing sector lost some momentum in July, with the final S&P Global Manufacturing PMI easing to 51.9 from 52.5 in June, its lowest level in four months. Even so, the index remained above the 50 threshold for a ninth consecutive month, indicating that the sector continues to expand despite a moderation in the […] The post UK PMI Manufacturing at Four Month Low, but Faster Output Growth Points to Resilient Recovery appeared first on ActionForex.

Kuwait produced 1.971 million barrels of crude oil daily in July, Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources. That was up from 1.65 million barrels daily in June, the report noted, which in turn was up from just 580,000 barrels daily in May. The report supports earlier coverage suggesting oil is still moving out of the Persian Gulf, which would strengthen bearish sentiment among traders. However, the fact that any oil flows via the Strait of Hormuz are considerably lower than pre-war levels...

On 23 July 2026, Brent crude rose above $100 amid reports of attacks on tankers and infrastructure in the Red Sea area, as well as strong statements from Donald Trump towards Iran over threats to shipping security through the Strait of Hormuz. The move proved short-lived: on 30 July, Saudi Arabia proposed creating a maritime […] The post Brent Analysis: Oil Retreats from $100 as Saudi Arabia Proposes Maritime Coalition Initiative appeared first on ActionForex.

Eurozone manufacturing extended its recovery in July, with the final S&P Global Manufacturing PMI rising to 51.9 from 51.4 in June, marking a three-month high and the strongest improvement in factory conditions since April. Factory output was an even brighter spot, with the Output Index jumping to 52.9 from 51.7, its highest level in 52 […] The post Eurozone PMI Manufacturing At Three-Month High, but Recovery Still Lacks Fresh Demand appeared first on ActionForex.

The Indian government will consider waiving transmission charges for solar and wind energy developers facing delays in the commissioning of their projects due to transmission line shortages. According to a Reuters report citing the country’s power regulator, the relief will only cover projects whose developers had signed at least seven-year power sale contracts by the end of this year. In earlier moves to stimulate more wind and solar, the government began phasing out interstate transmission...