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Gold Pauses at the $5,000 Threshold as Oil Shock Shifts Market Attention

Gold prices hovered near the psychological $5,000 per ounce mark on Tuesday, struggling to extend their rally even as the US dollar weakened and government bond yields eased. The precious metal traded slightly below that key level, reflecting a cautious mood among investors who have begun locking in profits after …

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Dollar Under Pressure as Global Tensions Rise, Markets Await Key Rate Decisions

The US dollar lost momentum for a second consecutive day as investors grew increasingly cautious ahead of a crucial interest rate decision from the Federal Reserve. Heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have also weighed on market sentiment, prompting traders to reduce exposure to the US currency while waiting …

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Explainer: Defense Giants, Oil Titans, and Metal Kings Surge as the Iran Conflict Reshapes the Market

When the conflict with Iran erupted on February 28, 2026, the shockwaves were felt far beyond the Middle East. Within hours, the tremor reached the trading floors of Manhattan. Wall Street did what it always does in moments of geopolitical upheaval: it began pricing the war. As missiles flew across …

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Looming Policy Turning Point: Can Central Banks Rescue the Global Economy?

The global economy stands at a critical crossroads. While growth is slowing in several major economies, inflationary pressures remain persistent, placing central banks in a delicate balancing act. In this complex landscape, markets are closely watching the decisions of the world’s leading monetary authorities, choices that could shape the economic …

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Monday Rally Best Since War Erupted: Wall Street Surges as Oil Retreat Sparks Market Relief

U.S. stocks kicked off the week with strong gains after a sharp drop in oil prices eased pressure on global markets. The rally marked the best performance for Wall Street since the conflict with Iran began, as investors welcomed a temporary cooling in energy prices that had recently fueled fears …

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