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Gold Nears $3,400 as Fed Rate Cut Bets Grow and Powell’s Successor Looms

Gold prices surged 0.20% to $3,381 per troy ounce, driven by mounting expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut following lackluster U.S. economic data. The disappointing July Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report, combined with a slowdown in the services sector, has fueled speculation of monetary easing as early as September. …

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Crude Oil Markets Wobble as U.S.-Russia Sanctions Clash Intensifies

Crude oil markets experienced significant volatility on Tuesday as escalating U.S. sanction threats against Russia heightened tensions, sending West Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices on a rollercoaster ride before settling lower. The Trump administration’s aggressive push for a ceasefire in Ukraine, a key promise of President Donald Trump’s campaign, has collided …

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U.S. Stocks Slide as Services Sector Declines and Trade Tensions Escalate

U.S. stock markets are retreating in Tuesday’s trading session, driven by a disappointing services sector report and rising concerns over escalating trade policies. This combination of weak economic data and political uncertainty has dampened investor confidence.The downturn follows the release of the U.S. Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) from the …

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Bitcoin Mining in 2025: Is It All About High Costs, Green Demands, and Tech Hurdles?

Bitcoin mining in 2025 confronts a multifaceted array of environmental, economic, regulatory, technical, and social challenges that demand innovative solutions to ensure the industry’s sustainability and profitability. The process consumes approximately 150 terawatt-hours of energy annually, generating significant carbon emissions that spark environmental concerns and intensify regulatory oversight. This high …

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Can Switzerland Dodge Trump’s Tariff Storm with a Sweeter Deal?

Switzerland is racing against time to counter steep U.S. tariffs set to hit its exports with a hefty 39% duty, one of the highest globally, starting Thursday, August 7, 2025. The Alpine nation, stunned by President Donald Trump’s announcement, convened an emergency meeting on Monday to craft a “more attractive” …

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Will EUR/USD Break Out as Fed Rate Cut Odds Soar and Eurozone Sentiment Falters?

The EUR/USD pair held steady on Monday, hovering near Friday’s closing levels after a robust 1.52% rally sparked by a disappointing U.S. jobs report. The weak Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data, coupled with significant downward revisions to May and June figures, has fueled expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in …

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