After a short-lived rally to one-month highs around 1.1160 yesterday, EURUSD trimmed gains and has settled below the 1.11 handle on Thursday.

The aussie turned into a corrective mode on Wednesday, after a rejection from three-week highs around 0.6860 yesterday.

In a muted Black Friday session, EURUSD remain stuck in a tight range, oscillating around the 1.10 key support since the start of the week.

The USDJPY soared to highest since May on Wednesday amid a broad-based rally in risky assets fueled by positive comments from the trade front.

On Tuesday, Trump disappointed investors, threatening China with substantial tariffs if the two sides fail to strike a trade deal.

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Citing fairly decent economic data from the US of late, traders trimmed their easing expectations to nearly 60% from over 90% last week.

Gold prices struggled to challenge the 100-DMA earlier this week, which continues to serve as the key barrier on the way to the $1,500 psychological level.

Crude oil prices struggle to shift into a recovery mode on Tuesday after a rejection from the $62 region at the start of the week.

After a rally on Friday, gold prices are back under the selling pressure as risk sentiment has improved at the start of the trading week.

Crude oil prices shifted into a consolidation mode on Wednesday after a local rebound yesterday.

Over the last month, BTCUSD is trading within the $8,000-10,000 range. Since May 5, when the price bumped into the psychological resistance of $10,000, the coin is mostly nursing losses. Bitcoin crashed to almost $8,000 overnight and tries to regain ground on Thursday, but the pair obviously lacks the bullish impetus

BTCUSD tried to stage a recovery over the weekend, but failed to confirm a break above the 100-DMA around $8,800 and resumed the bearish move on Tuesday. Today, the price has lost around 6% already, and the sell-off could intensify, should the coin lose the key $8,000 mark.

The cryptocurrency market continues to suffer losses on Friday, with Bitcoin is down almost 4% on the day. The coin failed to keep above the key $9,000 threshold and slipped to April 26 lows at $8,676. Should this level give up, we may see a decline towards $8,400 and then to the $8,000 area.  

BTCUSD refreshed early-March highs over the weekend, but then corrected rather sharply and continues to retreat on Monday.