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Gold surged past $4,350 on news of an Iran peace deal, triggering a major short squeeze. Whether this rally holds or retraces depends entirely on Wednesday's critical FOMC decision.
June consumer confidence rose modestly, JOLTS job openings beat estimates at 7.594 million, and futures markets now price 65.6% odds of a September rate hike ahead of Thursday's payrolls data.
The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling blocking Trump's attempt to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook removes a key political wild card, leaving rate markets to price September hike odds on fundamentals alone.
SpaceX's index inclusion, SK Hynix's Nasdaq debut and Alphabet's Dow addition over the next two weeks could inject fresh momentum, but AI capex skepticism and stagflation risks linger beneath the surface.
June consumer sentiment improves on easing Iran fears but elevated inflation, a hawkish Fed, and tech pressure kept markets in the red.
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
BTC pierces the $60,000 handle dropping to a low just shy of $58,000 on Thursday. The structural headwinds — six weeks of ETF outflows, a hawkish Fed, and $1.6 billion in leveraged longs below $58,000 — haven't gone anywhere. Is more downside ahead?
As markets price in Fed rate hikes, plummeting oil prices signal a shift. The true test for September won't be WTI crude; it will be whether core services inflation stays sticky.
A hawkish Fed, and fading geopolitical risk premium have pushed silver into bear market territory, with Tuesday’s Nasdaq-driven margin calls aggravating the sell-off
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.
Silver is down over 4% today, nearing $60/oz amid hawkish Fed repricing and signs of cracking industrial demand. Institutions remain divided on the outlook for H2 2026.
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