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Market weekly wrap: gold at all-time high amid anticipation of Fed’s decision

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Gold concluded the week on a strong upward trajectory, recording significant gains driven by the weakness of the U.S. dollar. This performance was further bolstered by diminished risk appetite in financial markets and reports highlighting a substantial increase in central bank purchases of the precious metal. Several factors contributed to …

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Mark Carney Takes the Helm: Canada’s New PM Faces Trump and Global Trade Challenges

Newly-appointed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney officially assumed office on Friday morning, succeeding Justin Trudeau. In his first public statements as leader, Carney made it clear that he intends to address the challenges posed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies. The Trump administration’s escalating global trade war has …

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Gold Prices Hold Near Record Highs Amid Trade Tensions, Rate Cut Expectations

Gold prices remained steady at all-time highs in Asian trading on Friday, driven by escalating U.S.-EU trade tensions and weaker-than-expected U.S. inflation data, which bolstered expectations of potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. Key Gold Price Movements: Spot Gold: $2,986.62/oz, after hitting a record high of $2,993.90/oz earlier. Gold Futures (April): …

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Market Drivers Dollar’s Resurges, Trade Fears and Yield Shifts Shake Global Markets

The US dollar is showing renewed strength, shaking off recent dips and climbing back above the 104.00 mark on the Dollar Index (DXY). This resurgence, fueled by rising US Treasury yields and escalating anxieties over a potential global trade war, is sending ripples across currency and commodity markets. The shift …

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Alcohol Trade War Erupts: US Threatens 200% Tariffs on European Wines

A dramatic escalation in the ongoing trade dispute between the US and Europe has ignited, with the US administration threatening to impose a crippling 200% tariff on European alcoholic beverages. This move comes as a direct response to the European Union’s (EU) retaliatory tariffs on American spirits, marking a rapid …

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