FXTM Forex Market Update | 07/06/2018

Global stock markets have ventured higher as investors shrugged off trade concerns an. “Trade” will be a major talking point during the G7 summit in Quebec on Friday. The Dollar has extended losses on the back of profit taking. Oil remains in limbo ahead of the upcoming OPEC meeting on 22 June while Gold continues to search for a directional catalyst. • The #EURUSD has punched above 1.1820 • #Gold hovers around $1300 For more Market Analysis read the latest @ http://fxtm.co/marketupdate-yt

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