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Gold prices face-planted as surging bond yields, a stronger US Dollar, and persistent inflation from the US-Iran conflict aggressively reasserted macro pressure.
Gold is entering the week battered by losses, stemming primarily from a hawkish Fed. Yet, China's central bank is buying, providing a floor as markets brace for Thursday's critical PCE print
Gold slumps to 11-week lows near $4,174, aided by geopolitical risks. Will a hot CPI add to gold's struggle?
Gold reclaimed $4,000 after an in-line PCE print trimmed September hike odds from 68% to 63%. The structural bull case — central banks, real rates, a peak inflation narrative — is intact. But 298 tonnes of ETF gold sitting at a loss is a ceiling trad
Gold trades near $4,400 under hawkish Fed pressure. Institutional long exposure is falling (COT data), signaling a consolidation phase. We map three critical scenarios.
The May Non-Farm Payrolls report arrives June 5 amid macroeconomic instability. With sticky inflation and a volatile labor market, this data is critical for the future of the Dow Jones and Gold prices.
Markets brace for volatility as Fed Chair Warsh speaks at Sintra and ISM data drops. We analyze potential scenarios for major assets and the bearish technical setup currently shaping Gold.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is surging to 101.7 following a hawkish Fed outlook. Traders are pricing in September hike risks, impacting oil, gold, and equities ahead of Thursday’s critical PCE data.
Semiconductor stocks are on track to extend their 17-session rally, potentially lending support to the broader market gauge and tech indices even as traders wait on word on an Iran peace deal
BoE Governor Andrew Bailey warned that rising geopolitical tensions pose risks to financial stability and growth as the central bank cautiously continues gradual rate cuts with inflation still above target.
US consumer sentiment rebounded in early June, with retreating inflation expectations offering a dovish signal days before the crucial FOMC decision.
New York Fed manufacturing index stayed positive in February, signaling regional expansion, in turn tempering expectations for near-term Fed rate cuts.