USD/JPY is trading at 146.86, 0.19% down since previous day close. The Japanese yen is recovering further from a two-month low versus the USD reached on Monday. Geopolitical tensions strengthen the safe-haven JPY and put downward pressure on the pair. The uncertainty surrounding the BoJ rate hike curbs JPY gains and likely limit the major’s additional losses. A little drop in the US dollar puts downward pressure on the pair. When viewed over a longer time frame, the pairs trade negatively. The nearest support is at 145.68

GER30 is trading at 18941, 0.58% down since previous day close. On Tuesday, European equities fell to two-week lows as a dearth of new specifics about China’s stimulus plans spurred a selloff in sectors related to the world’s second-largest economy, such as mining and luxury. BASF, Porsche AG, and Siemens all suffered losses. Miners suffered the greatest drop among European sectors, falling 4.4%. A gap down opening on the daily chart indicates a downward trend. The nearest helpline number is 18829.

XAU/USD is trading at 2644, 0.02% up since previous day close. The gold price continues to struggle to generate any serious traction, remaining stuck to a similar trading range established over the last week or two. Friday’s positive US jobs report provided fresh evidence of a relatively resilient labour market, prompting investors to reduce their predictions for an enormous interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in November. A gap-down opening indicates a decline. The nearest support is 2623.