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Gold Edges Higher on Softer Dollar, but Upside Remains Limited

Gold Gold posted a modest rebound on Thursday, recovering after recent losses as the US Dollar US Dollar weakened. The metal climbed back above the $4,600 level, finding short-term support after dipping to a one-month low in the previous session.Currency Pressure Ignites DemandThe move higher was largely driven by the …

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Alphabet Crushes Expectations While the Rest of the Magnificent Seven Disappoint

The most anticipated earnings night of the season delivered a classic Wall Street split — one breathtaking blowout, a high-profile stumble, and a pair of solid reports that the market simply shrugged off.Google Steals the NightAlphabet emerged as the undisputed star of the evening, posting earnings per share of $5.11 …

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Ford’s Q1 Earnings: Restructuring and Global Pressures Shape Outlook

Ford Motor Company is set to release its first-quarter earnings after markets close, with investors anticipating modest growth amid a challenging global backdrop. Early estimates point to adjusted earnings of $0.19 per share and automotive revenue near $38.8 billion, reflecting a steady year-over-year increase in both profit and sales. The automaker’s …

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Powell’s Statements, Fed’s Latest Interest Rate Statement: A Shift in Tone

The Federal Reserve’s April meeting concluded with interest rates held steady at 3.50%–3.75%, marking the third consecutive pause. While the decision was widely expected, the tone of the statement and Powell’s remarks revealed a central bank leaning hawkish overall, though with visible cracks in consensus.Economic Activity and Labor MarketThe statement …

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Fed Holds Rates Steady Amid Oil Shock and Geopolitical Uncertainty

The Federal Reserve has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.50%–3.75% during its April meeting, marking the third consecutive time policymakers have opted for stability. This outcome was widely anticipated by markets, which had already priced in a pause. The decision comes against a backdrop of heightened …

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