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Oil Slides as U.S.-Iran Peace Hopes Raise Prospects of Higher Global Supply

As markets shift focus from supply risks to supply recovery, crude oil prices moved lower as growing expectations of a potential peace agreement between the United States and Iran weighed on market sentiment and pushed prices downward. The decline comes amid increasing optimism over progress in negotiations between Washington and …

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Gold Holds Near $4,470 While Silver Edges Higher as Markets Weigh Inflation and Geopolitical Risk

Precious metals are trading cautiously as investors wrestle with a complex and often contradictory set of signals. On one side, persistent geopolitical tensions and long-term structural demand continue to underpin both gold and silver. On the other, stubborn inflation pressures and the prospect of higher interest rates for longer are …

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U.S. Jobless Claims Rise More Than Expected: Early Warning Sign Ahead of Friday’s Payrolls Test

Key Takeaways Claims beat forecasts: Initial jobless claims rose to 225,000 for the week ending May 30, above the 213,000 expected. Prior week revised down: The previous week’s reading was revised to 212,000 from the initially reported 215,000. 4-week moving average rises: The rolling average climbed 6,500 to 214,750 signaling …

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Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Renewal Sparks Hope for Broader U.S.-Iran Peace Deal

Key Takeaways Ceasefire Renewed: Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their fragile truce following a fourth round of U.S.-mediated talks, conditioning the agreement on Hezbollah withdrawing south of the Litani River. Crude Oil Drops: Global energy markets responded immediately to the diplomatic progress, with Brent crude futures sliding 1.3% …

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Dollar Near 2-Month High as Iran Tensions and Hot ISM Data Keep Rate Hike Fears Alive: Yen Hovers at 160 Danger Zone

Key Takeaways Dollar holds near peak: The DXY was little changed in Asian trading after climbing to its strongest level in roughly two months overnight. Israel-Lebanon ceasefire: Washington confirmed a deal contingent on Hezbollah halting hostilities — providing some Middle East relief. But tensions persist: Iranian missile attacks on Kuwait …

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Dollar Dominates Global Markets as Strong US Economy Sends Euro and Yen Lower

Investors Flock to the Greenback Amid Growth Strength and Rising Geopolitical RisksThe US Dollar extended its advance against major global currencies on Wednesday as signs of continued strength in the American economy boosted investor confidence and reinforced expectations that US interest rates could remain elevated for longer.The Euro and Japanese …

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