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GBPJPY rejects 200.00 mark as sellers defend the range
GBPJPY remains trapped in a year-long consolidation despite its reputation as one of FX’s most volatile pairs. After climbing from April lows near 184.50 to just above 201.00, sellers defended the 200.00 handle, halting momentum. We review multi-timeframe charts to assess whether this rejection signals a deeper pullback or a looming breakout.
by Elior Manier
RBA's Bullock says inflation under control, Aussie steady
RBA Governor Bullock testified before lawmakers, saying that inflation was a in a good position but the Trump tariffs were a serious concern. In the US, there are five FOMC members delivering public comments and investors will be looking for clues about the Fed's rate path.
by Kenneth Fisher
Gold (XAU/USD): Short-term bullish acceleration intact towards new all-time highs above US$3,660 key support
Gold (XAU/USD) extended its bullish run, hitting a fresh record high of US$3,720 in today’s Asia session, 22 September 2025, after rebounding from a brief 2.2% post-FOMC pullback. The metal held firm above the key US$3,660 support, keeping short-term bullish momentum intact. With 10-year US Treasury real yields capped below resistance, Gold remains supported, with upside targets at US$3,750 and US$3,776 in the near term.
by Kelvin Wong

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ETH breaks out and SOL surges higher, keeping crypto markets tight
Cryptos have lagged US equities but showed signs of life in recent sessions, led by altcoins. Solana surged ~20% since Monday, while Bitcoin bounced from $107,000 lows off key support. ETF inflows and favorable regulatory signals underlying the lift. We review technical setups for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ahead of the weekend.
by Elior Manier
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Gold (XAU/USD): Short-term bullish acceleration intact towards new all-time highs above US$3,660 key support
Gold (XAU/USD) extended its bullish run, hitting a fresh record high of US$3,720 in today’s Asia session, 22 September 2025, after rebounding from a brief 2.2% post-FOMC pullback. The metal held firm above the key US$3,660 support, keeping short-term bullish momentum intact. With 10-year US Treasury real yields capped below resistance, Gold remains supported, with upside targets at US$3,750 and US$3,776 in the near term.
by Kelvin Wong
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