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EUR/USD Drifts Near 1.1300 as Markets Brace for Fed’s Rate Decision

The EUR/USD pair is languishing around 1.1300, trapped in a listless consolidation as traders fixate on the Federal Reserve’s looming rate decision on May 6-7, 2025. With European data taking a backseat and trade policy uncertainties swirling, the pair struggles to find direction. Here’s why EUR/USD is stuck, what’s shaping …

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Gold Rockets Past $3,320 as Dollar Dives and Fed Meeting Looms

MGold is blazing a trail above $3,320, surging over 2.47% as the US Dollar crumbles and markets brace for the Federal Reserve’s May 6-7, 2025, meeting. Despite upbeat US economic data signaling resilience, rising Treasury yields, and tariff-driven inflation fears, gold’s bullish momentum is unstoppable. With the Fed expected to …

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Dow Climbs 100 Points on PMI Strength, but Trade Tensions Cap Gains

The Dow Jones Industrial Average tacked on another 100 points on Monday, May 5, 2025, riding a wave of upbeat US economic data despite nagging trade policy uncertainties. A stronger-than-expected ISM Services PMI bolstered industrial stocks, yet inconsistent trade signals are keeping investor enthusiasm in check. With the Federal Reserve …

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Gold Rebounds Modestly as Dollar Weakens, But Trade Optimism and Fed Caution Limit Upside

Gold prices edged higher in early Asian trading on Monday, recovering from last week’s losses as the U.S. dollar softened. However, gains were capped by growing optimism around potential U.S.-China trade talks and investor caution ahead of this week’s Federal Reserve policy meeting. Spot Gold rose 0.5% to $3,255.95 per …

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Financial Markets’ Weekly Recap: US Economy, Earnings, Growth, and Jobs in Focus

North American Markets: Seizing Opportunities in VolatilityNorth American financial markets reflect a tale of resilience and divergence. The US economy shows strength in earnings and jobs but faces tariff-driven stagflation risks. In the Eurozone, GDP grew by 0.3% in Q1 2025, supported by increased consumer spending in Germany and France, …

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