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Gold Extends Sharp Sell-Off, Slides Toward $4,600 as Market Momentum Turns Bearish

Gold prices remained under heavy pressure, extending their sharp decline as the metal hovered near $4,650 after a steep daily drop of around 3.5%. The latest move reflects a broader shift in market sentiment, with investors stepping back from bullish positions amid rising yields and fading expectations for near-term interest …

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Stocks Slide Despite Late Rebound Amid Rate Fears, Strong Data, as Geopolitical Tensions Weigh on Sentiment

U.S. stocks attempted a late-session recovery on Thursday, climbing well off their worst levels of the day. However, the rebound was not strong enough to lift markets into positive territory, leaving major indexes to close with modest losses after a volatile session.Tech Under Pressure Amid Rate ConcernsThe Nasdaq led the …

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Terafab Gamble: Why Tesla May Be Headed for Its First Capital Raise in Years

Tesla is stepping into one of the most ambitious chapters in its history, but the price tag attached to its “Terafab” semiconductor project is raising serious financial questions. As the company prepares to push deeper into advanced chip manufacturing, the numbers increasingly point to one conclusion: new funding may soon …

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Lagarde Holds the Line as ECB Keeps Rates Steady Amid Global Uncertainty

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reaffirmed the institution’s cautious stance on Thursday, announcing that interest rates will remain unchanged at the March policy meeting. The decision underscores the ECB’s determination to balance inflation control with fragile growth, as geopolitical tensions continue to reshape the global economic landscape. Lagarde emphasized …

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US Session – Market Driver: Key Assets React to Stronger USD, Climbing Oil Prices

The US Dollar strengthened on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.50%–3.75%. While the move was widely anticipated, the central bank’s hawkish tone and projections of only two rate cuts across 2026 and 2027 gave the currency fresh momentum. Earlier in the North American …

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Powell’s Stark Warning: Inflation Clouds Loom Over Fed’s Path

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered a candid assessment of the U.S. economy, painting a picture of resilience mixed with uncertainty. He noted that consumer spending remains firm and business investment is expanding, yet housing activity continues to lag. Powell emphasized that labor demand has clearly weakened, though other labor …

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