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Wall Street at Record Highs as Trump–Xi Talks Ignite Tech Rally, Boost Investor Optimism

Nvidia Leads Market Gains After China Chip BreakthroughWall Street closed sharply higher on Thursday as investors welcomed positive developments from high-level talks between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, while strong momentum in technology shares pushed major US indexes to new record highs. The rally …

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Gold and Silver Prices Fall as Strong US Dollar and Inflation Concerns Shake Global Markets

Gold and silver prices moved lower on Thursday as investors reacted to stronger US economic data, rising inflation concerns, and renewed expectations that interest rates in the United States could remain elevated for longer.Gold slipped toward the $4,650 level after recently hovering near record highs above $4,700 per ounce. Silver …

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Trump’s China Visit 2026: Trade Deals, Tariff Battles, and the New Economic Power Struggle

Reopening High-Stakes Economic Talks in BeijingUS President Donald Trump’s arrival in Beijing on Thursday, May 14, 2026, reignited one of the most closely watched geopolitical and economic dialogues of the decade. Meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping amid surging oil prices, global inflation, and renewed tariff disputes, the summit has become …

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Dollar Dominance Pressures Yen, Euro Amid Energy Shock and Diverging Economic Data

Global currency markets witnessed a clear divergence in recent sessions as the US dollar extended its gains, supported by firm inflation data and expectations of a tighter monetary outlook. This strength has placed significant pressure on both the Japanese yen and the euro, while rising energy prices and mixed economic …

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Fed Officials Sound Inflation Alarm as Middle East Tensions Cloud Rate Path Outlook

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari has reiterated that inflation remains “too high,” stressing that bringing price pressures back to the 2% target is still the central priority for policymakers.He emphasized that the Federal Reserve should not shift its inflation goal and warned that inflationary shocks continue to …

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