The following Forex news reports are the latest developments of the Forex market. The news reports are updated frequently and include all the events that affect the foreign exchange trading industry.
Bitcoin’s decline, erasing billions in market value, underscores the cryptocurrency's vulnerability to macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures in early 2026.
Gold, Silver Continue to Make Strong Gains, Trade at Fresh Record Highs; Japanese Yen Gains on BoJ Intervention Fears, Coordination With USA; US Dollar Continues to Drop; Trum Threatens 100% Tariff on Canada on Proposed China Trade Deal
Earlier this month, a US military operation captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and transported him to New York to face trial for narco-terrorism conspiracy. This was followed by the massive protests in Iran, which were bloodily suppressed by the Iranian regime. President Trump strongly hinted at a military response against Tehran and fears of war in the Middle East increased dramatically. Trump now appears to have backed off, saying it is because Iran agreed not to execute hundreds of protestors. Oil prices, which had climbed to multi-week highs during the unrest, eased after Trump moved away from military action.
AUD/USD, AUD/JPY Power Higher as Australian Unemployment Makes Surprise Fall; Trump Calms Markets by Renouncing Force on Greenland, Downplays Potential Iran War, Takes Tariffs Off Table - Stocks Recover; Gold Makes New Record Then Retreats; Japanese Bond Yields Hit Record Highs; US Final GDP & PCE Price Index Data Due Today
Gold and Silver Rise to Records on Greenland Tariff War / Iran War Fears; Trump Projects Greenland Acquisition, Heads to Davos for EU Meetings; Stock Markets Trading Lower, S&P 500 Index Stabilizes at 1-Month Low
Gold and Silver Rise to Records on Greenland Tariff War / Iran War Fears; Trump Imposes New Tariff on Several European Nations on Greenland, Question of EU Pushback; Stock Markets Trading Lower, S&P 500 Index Nears 1-Month Low; Bitcoin Falling
Trump Claims Killings and Executions in Iran Seem to Have Halted, Crude Oil, Energies, & Silver Fall Sharply; Japanese Yen Regains Some Strength
Iran Blackout Continues, Reports of Massacres Emerging; Trump Seen Likely to Hit Iran Within Week, WTI Crude Oil Hits 2-Month High; US CPI Unchanged at 2.7%; Gold Touches $4,634, Silver $91.57; S&P 500 Index Briefly Touches All-Time High Near 7,000; Japanese Yen Reaches 18-Month Low on Snap Election Rumour
The US consumer price index (CPI) climbed 2.7% year-on-year in December, unchanged from November and matching the market estimate.
US CPI Expected Unchanged at 2.7%; Gold Touches $4,630, Silver $86.35; S&P 500 Index Prints All-Time High Near 7,000; Japanese Yen Reaches 18-Month Low on Snap Election Rumour; Iran Blackout Continues, Reports of Massacres Emerging; Trump Threatens Intervention, But Nothing Yet
Gold Touches $4,600, Silver >5%, Other Metals >2%; Iran Blackout Continues, Reports of Heavy Clashes; Trump Threatens Intervention, Many Analysts See Ayatollah Regime Finished; Stock Markets Mixed
Swiss Inflation; S&P 500 Index Briefly Makes New Record; Metals Lose Ground; President Trump Calls for Doubling Defense Spending; US Non-Farms as Expected
Australia’s consumer price index (CPI) eased to 3.4% year-on-year in November. This was sharply lower than the 3.8% gain in October and well below the market estimate of 3.7%.
Australian CPI Lowers to 3.4% from 3.8%, Aussie Rises Firmly; Both Precious and Industrial Metals Saw Further Gains Yesterday; Stock Markets Slip
Both Precious and Industrial Metals See Firm Rises; Stock Markets Higher, Led by Asia
