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Gold Plunges More Than 3% as Strong US Jobs Report Crushes Rate-Cut Hopes

Gold prices suffered a sharp selloff on Friday after a surprisingly strong US employment report reinforced expectations that interest rates could remain elevated for longer, boosting the US dollar and weighing heavily on precious metals.Spot gold fell to approximately $4,339.92 per ounce, marking a decline of more than 3% on …

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What Do Markets Expect from the U.S. Employment Data? (May 2026 NFP)

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Is a Wave of Unemployment Sweeping Through the U.S. Labor Market Because of Artificial Intelligence? (U.S. Employment Data Outlook Report)Key Takeaways– Artificial intelligence is leading the causes of layoffs and job eliminations.– The U.S. labor market is following a “low hiring, low firing” model, reflecting significant hesitation in both hiring …

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Oil Slides as U.S.-Iran Peace Hopes Raise Prospects of Higher Global Supply

As markets shift focus from supply risks to supply recovery, crude oil prices moved lower as growing expectations of a potential peace agreement between the United States and Iran weighed on market sentiment and pushed prices downward. The decline comes amid increasing optimism over progress in negotiations between Washington and …

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Gold Holds Near $4,470 While Silver Edges Higher as Markets Weigh Inflation and Geopolitical Risk

Precious metals are trading cautiously as investors wrestle with a complex and often contradictory set of signals. On one side, persistent geopolitical tensions and long-term structural demand continue to underpin both gold and silver. On the other, stubborn inflation pressures and the prospect of higher interest rates for longer are …

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Investors Pull Back From Overheated AI Chip Valuations

On Thursday, technology shares came under renewed pressure as major semiconductor names sold off sharply, dragging the entire chip sector lower and signaling a potential cooling phase after a strong AI-driven rally.The weakness was led by heavy losses in several key chipmakers, with investors rapidly reassessing expectations that had been …

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