Gold prices rose in Asian trade on Friday and were on track for a fourth consecutive month of gains in November, supported by growing confidence that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next month. Bullion briefly slipped in the previous session but quickly resumed its upward move as …
Read More »Gold Holds Steady as Markets Bet on December Fed Rate Cut
Gold prices held firm in muted trading on Thursday, stabilizing near $4,158 as global markets leaned further toward the view that the US Federal Reserve will deliver a 25-basis-point rate cut in December. With US markets closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, overall liquidity remained thin, yet conviction surrounding imminent monetary …
Read More »Dollar Edges Up in Thin Holiday Trade but Still Set for Biggest Weekly Drop in Four Months
The U.S. dollar strengthened slightly on Thursday in subdued trading due to the Thanksgiving holiday, though the currency remained on track for its steepest weekly decline in four months. By 04:49 ET (09:49 GMT), the U.S. Dollar Index rose 0.1% to 99.69, with volumes muted as U.S. markets stayed closed …
Read More »European Stocks Pause After Three-Day Rally; Puma Soars on Takeover Report
European shares were largely unchanged on Thursday, with investors taking a breather after three straight sessions of gains driven by growing expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut next month. The pan-European STOXX 600 traded flat at 574.01 points by 09:26 GMT, holding near one-week highs. Mixed Performances Across …
Read More »Oil Prices Climb as US Stockpiles Tighten and Market Confidence Builds
Oil prices advanced as fresh US stockpile data signaled tighter supply conditions, giving energy markets a decisive boost after a period of volatility. Investors interpreted the decline in inventories as evidence of steady demand across the American economy, strengthening expectations that consumption will remain resilient through the end of the …
Read More »Dollar Stabilizes After Sharp Slide as Markets Bet on December Fed Rate Cut; Sterling Firms Before U.K. Budget
The U.S. dollar inched higher on Wednesday, stabilizing after its steepest daily decline in nearly three weeks, as traders continued to position for a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December, while sterling held firm ahead of the U.K. Autumn Budget. By 03:50 ET (08:50 GMT), the …
Read More »Oil Prices Edge Higher After Hitting One-Month Low, but Oversupply Fears Cap Gains
Oil prices rose modestly on Wednesday after sliding to a one-month low in the previous session, though expectations of a growing supply glut and progress toward a Russia-Ukraine peace deal kept gains limited. Brent crude futures gained 28 cents (0.45%) to $62.76 a barrel by 07:08 GMT, while U.S. West …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session: Dollar Slumps as Markets Brace for Fresh U.S. Data and Global Inflation Signals
The U.S. Dollar continued its sharp retreat on Tuesday, pressured by a series of softer economic readings and growing expectations that the Federal Reserve may deliver additional interest-rate cuts in the coming months. Investors are increasingly positioning for more clarity on the health of the world’s largest economy as a …
Read More »Gold Slips Slightly Despite Weak U.S. Dollar and Rising Rate-Cut Expectations
Gold edged lower on Tuesday, settling around $4,131.93 per ounce, down just 0.05% from the previous session, as the metal failed to build on Monday’s gains despite a softer U.S. Dollar. During the session, gold briefly reached a high near $4,159, before easing back toward its intraday low of $4,109, …
Read More »European stocks steady as weak German data offsets Fed rate-cut hopes
European stock markets were broadly unchanged on Tuesday, as lingering concerns over weak regional growth offset rising expectations of a potential U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut next month. By 03:02 ET (08:02 GMT), Germany’s DAX was up 0.1%, France’s CAC 40 gained 0.2% and the U.K.’s FTSE 100 added 0.1%. …
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