Gold rises toward $4,800 as US–Iran talks boost safe-haven demand; key resistance $4,850, support $4,620.
Germany’s 5-year note auction yield rose to 2.74%, up 0.02 points from the previous 2.72%.
Gold steadied after dipping, supported by geopolitical uncertainty and structural demand; near-term direction hinges on ceasefire news.
NFIB’s U.S. Business Optimism Index slipped to 95.8 in March, missing expectations of 98.6.
Brent crude slipped below $100 on US–Iran deal hopes; stocks rose, futures signaled lower prices ahead.
Global stocks rose as oil dipped below $100; markets shifted focus to BP, earnings, and central banks.
Spain’s 9-month Letras auction yield rose to 2.461% from 2.164%, increasing short-term government borrowing costs.
Spain’s 3-month Letras yield climbed to 2.111% from 1.964%, signaling higher short-term borrowing costs.
Rehn warned Middle East energy infrastructure damage may prolong inflation pressures; ECB stays data-dependent and backs green transition.
Lagarde speaks in Washington; ECB officials stay hawkish as Gulf volatility drives tightening bets and euro outlook.
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