US equities pulled back on Friday after President Donald Trump broadened his trade offensive, this time targeting Canada and the European Union. The S&P 500 slipped to 6,258.80 by the close, reversing sharply from its intraday peak of 6,296.05, a …
Gold prices nudged higher on Thursday, supported by a slight dip in the US dollar and Treasury yields. However, gains were restrained as markets showed signs of fatigue towards President Trump’s increasingly aggressive trade measures. Spot gold climbed 0.3% to …
US equities began the new quarter on a confident note, with the S&P 500 rising 0.52% on Monday to close at 6,204.05 after reaching an intraday peak of 6,219.65. The Nasdaq added 0.47%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced …
The US dollar extended its losses on Wednesday, unable to recover as global markets embraced risk following news of a fragile ceasefire between Iran and Israel. US President Donald Trump helped broker the deal earlier this week, ending at least …
Gold prices saw a notable decline on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump declared a ‘complete and total’ ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. Spot gold slipped by 0.6% to $3,349.89 per ounce, while US gold futures dropped 0.9% to …
Crude oil prices dipped on Thursday, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures falling below the $75 per barrel mark. The session ended at $73.33 after reaching a high of $74.26 earlier in the day. This reversal unwound much of the …
The S&P 500 lost ground on Thursday, ending the session at 6,012.55 after briefly touching an intraday peak of 6,074. While initial optimism was sparked by softer-than-expected US inflation figures, that enthusiasm proved short-lived as global risk factors and doubts …
Tesla shares suffered a dramatic breakdown on the charts, with the decline reflecting more than just headlines — markets reacted to the potential for a broader shift in federal backing. The stock slid sharply through every major support level, bottoming …
The Australian dollar held firm on Thursday, hovering around $0.6491, supported more by weakness in the US dollar than by domestic economic strength. Although recent data from Australia was underwhelming, the Aussie found footing amid a shift in risk sentiment, …
The S&P 500 hovered just under the 5930 level on Wednesday, trading sideways after bouncing back from a session low of 5855.05. Market participants remained cautious ahead of Nvidia’s eagerly awaited earnings release. A glance at the 15-minute chart reveals …
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