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Gold’s Ascends As Moody’s downgrade spurs safe haven demand

The price of gold has experienced a notable rebound, breaching the $3,200 mark as investors sought refuge following Moody’s recent downgrade of the United States’ credit rating to Aa1 from AAA. This decision by the rating agency, citing prolonged fiscal inaction, exerted downward pressure on the US Dollar, consequently bolstering …

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Dollar Under Pressure as Debt Concerns Mount and Rate Cut Expectations Recede

The US Dollar is facing headwinds, registering losses against major currencies as markets grapple with the implications of the nation’s growing debt burden. This downward pressure is reflected in the US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the dollar’s performance against a basket of six currencies, currently hovering near the 100.30 …

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Weekly market recap: US dollar and Stocks challenged negativity

US dollar closed this week’s trading with modest gains as it managed to make the best use of optimism around the future of trade between the two largest economies all over the world after USA and China announced an agreement on temporary tariffs cut for 90 days. Dollar gains were …

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Gold Slumps Below $3,200 as Safe-Haven Appeal Fades and Technicals Turn Bearish

Gold prices are tumbling, with the precious metal dropping to around $3,180 and heading for a weekly loss exceeding 4%, the steepest since November 2024. Having shed over $300 from its April peak of $3,500, gold is grappling with fading safe-haven demand and intensifying technical selling. The decline reflects a …

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Crude Oil Prices Hold Steady Amid Supply Fears and Trade War Relief

Crude oil prices are on track for modest weekly gains, despite facing downward pressure from looming supply increases and technical resistance. Brent oil futures rose slightly to $64.77 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures edged up to $61.83, reflecting a cautious market balancing optimism from a U.S.-China …

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Rising U.S. Inflation Expectations Shake EUR/USD as Central Bank Decisions Loom

The EUR/USD currency pair is facing a notable decline as the U.S. dollar strengthens following the release of preliminary University of Michigan survey data for May, which revealed a rise in U.S. consumer inflation expectations to 7.3% annually, up from 6.5% in April. This uptick bolstered the dollar, pushing the …

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