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Beyond Gold: Why Commodities Are the Next Big Opportunity

Gold has stolen the spotlight in 2025 with a dazzling 30% year-to-date surge, outpacing stocks and bonds as central banks stockpile the precious metal and investors seek safety amid global uncertainty. Yet, while gold’s rally captivates markets, a broader range of commodities—spanning industrial metals, energy, and agriculture—offers untapped potential for …

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How Will Toyota Navigate Q2 Success Amid $9.5 Billion Tariff Shadows?

Corporate America Shines in Q2, but Tariffs Cast ShadowsThe second quarter earnings season has delivered a robust performance for U.S. companies, with S&P 500 firms reporting a 10.3% surge in earnings per share, exceeding tempered expectations set against a backdrop of new U.S. tariffs and economic uncertainty. Despite a high …

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Gold Surges to $3,392 as Tariffs and Jobless Data Fuel Stagflation Fears

Gold prices rallied sharply on August 7, 2025, climbing 0.68% to $3,392.31 per troy ounce, driven by renewed safe-haven demand amid escalating U.S. tariffs and a weakening labor market. The XAU/USD pair, which tracks gold against the U.S. dollar, saw a daily range between $3,365.31 and $3,397.58, reflecting heightened market …

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Tech Titans Pour Billions into AI Dominance Race

The race to lead in artificial intelligence (AI) is intensifying as tech giants like Google, Meta, and Microsoft channel billions into groundbreaking advancements, reshaping the global technological landscape. Fueled by record profits, these industry leaders are locked in a fierce competition to harness AI’s transformative potential, dubbed a new “digital …

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Dow Jones Rebound Faces Headwinds as Tariffs and Rate Cut Hopes Drive Market Volatility

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) staged a modest recovery on August 6, 2025, climbing approximately 100 points from the previous day’s close to test the 44,250 region. This uptick follows a bruising week of five consecutive declines, which saw the index plummet to a near-term low of 43,330. Despite …

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