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WTI crude futures remained steady around the $78.6 per barrel mark on Tuesday, hardly budging from the near-two-month low of $78.1 registered on May 3rd.
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US stock futures fluctuated around the flatline on Tuesday, after recording three consecutive sessions of gains.
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In GBP/USD, after briefly surpassing the significant 200-day moving average level and encountering selling pressure at the also significant level of 1.2600, the price retreated below the average.
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Gold, after completing its rally, has been observed to undergo a correction movement within a channel, with buying occurring at the lower band of this channel since yesterday.
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Despite the Bank of Japan's spending of approximately $60 billion last week to intervene in the currency pair, USD/JPY has seen a rebound of about 200 pips following its retreat to the support level of 152.00.
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The currency pair experienced a rally of approximately 150 pips, but momentum has since diminished, indicating the beginning of a short-term consolidation movement.
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On Tuesday, gold prices surged beyond $2,320 per ounce, driven by renewed optimism that the Federal Reserve will implement interest rate reductions this year due to disappointing US job growth figures.
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Major cryptocurrencies rallied on Monday as softer-than-expected US jobs data fueled speculation of potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year.
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WTI crude oil futures climbed above $78.5 per barrel on Monday, marking a slight increase from the recent low of $78.1 seen in the previous session.
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