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Gold Penetrates Above $4,900 as Safe‑Haven Demand Intensifies Amid Data and Geopolitical Risks

Gold Nears Multi‑Year Highs on Global Uncertainty Gold prices surged on Thursday, with spot bullion climbing above $4,913 per ounce, gaining nearly 1.7% and flirting with fresh multi‑year highs as traders balanced strong economic data with lingering geopolitical tensions. The precious metal extended its impressive run so far this year, …

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US Inflation Ticks Higher, Dollar Slips as Markets Digest PCE Data

US inflation firmed slightly in November, signaling that price pressures remain persistent. The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index rose to 2.8% year-on-year from 2.7% in October, matching expectations. On a monthly basis, prices increased by 0.2%, pointing to steady, controlled inflation rather than a rapid slowdown.Core Inflation Keeps Policymakers …

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WTI Holds Near $60.50 as Oversupply Fears Cap Gains

Prices Consolidate After Four-Day Rally: West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude traded largely flat during Asian hours on Thursday, hovering around $60.50–$60.60 per barrel after posting gains for four consecutive sessions. The recent rally has stalled as concerns over ample global supply offset pockets of bullish momentum.IEA Flags Supply-Demand ImbalanceDownside risks …

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Japanese Yen Trades Sideways as Markets Brace for BoJ Rate Decision

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Yen Lacks Direction Ahead of Key Policy EventThe Japanese Yen (JPY) moved within a tight range against the US Dollar during Thursday’s Asian session, as traders remained cautious ahead of the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) interest rate decision due on Friday. Conflicting fundamental signals kept market participants on the sidelines, …

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Lagarde Abruptly Walks Out of Davos Dinner as US Trade Sec. Criticizes Europe

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde abruptly left a high‑profile dinner at the World Economic Forum in Davos during a speech by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick that sharply criticized Europe’s economic policies and competitiveness. The private, invitation‑only event, hosted by a leading global investor, was reportedly cut short with …

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