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Gold prices rose to a near four-week high on Thursday, supported by safe-haven demand, while investors weighed how U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s policies would impact the economy and inflation. Spot gold was up 0.3% at $2,670.16 per ounce, as of 10:55 a.m. ET (1555 GMT). U.S. gold futures rose 0.6% to $2,689.50. “Safe-haven demand is

While Sterling continues to be the market’s primary focus as it faces heavy losses, Japanese Yen is quietly staging a modest, but broad-based recovery. However, Yen’s rally appears driven more by position adjustments ahead of tomorrow’s US non-farm payrolls report, as risk sentiment has across markets has turned more cautious. Meanwhile, there little support for

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Gold February futures contracts at MCX opened slightly higher on Thursday at Rs 77,942 per 10 gram, which is up by 0.25% or Rs 195 while silver March futures contracts were trading at Rs 91,261/kg, up by 0.36% or Rs 323. Gold prices surged by Rs 600/10 grams in this week so far while silver

Sterling plunged across the board as the sharp selloff in UK government bonds sent shockwaves through financial markets. Yields on 10-year gilts surged to their highest levels since August 2008, while 30-year yields reached a 26-year high. These developments have reignited concerns about the UK’s fiscal health and are reminiscent of the turmoil during Liz

Markets: Gold up $13 to $2662 US 10-year yields flat at 4.68% WTI crude down 93-cents to $73.32 S&P 500 up 0.2% USD leads, GBP lags The US dollar finished as the top performer once again today. In the bigger picture, the market is getting increasingly anxious about Trump taking office and placing tariffs. With

Oil prices rose on Wednesday as supplies from Russia and OPEC members tightened, while data showing an unexpected increase in U.S. jobs openings pointed to expanding economic activity and consequent growth in oil demand. Brent crude was up 32 cents, or 0.42%, to $77.37 a barrel at 0135 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose

Volatility soared across markets today as reports of emergency trade measures by President-elect Donald Trump overshadowed the day’s economic data. According to CNN, which cited four unnamed sources, Trump is weighing the option of declaring a national economic emergency to justify widespread tariffs on all trade partners, including allies and adversaries. The plan would rely

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Gold February futures contracts at MCX opened flat with a negative bias today at Rs 77,440 per 10 gram, which is down by 0.12% or Rs 91 while silver March futures contracts were trading at Rs 90,840/kg, down by 0.04% or Rs 33. Gold prices have broadly traded flat in this week so far, having

Dollar regained some traction overnight, supported by strong services sector data that bolstered expectations for Fed to hold interest rates steady this month. Fed fund futures now imply a 95% probability of no rate cut in January, up from 90% last week. The upbeat economic performance placed moderate downward pressure on both equities and bonds,

Markets Summary The financial markets experienced a mixed day with significant moves across commodities, currencies, and equities. Here’s an overview: Commodities: WTI Crude Oil rose $0.81 (+1.09%) to settle at $74.18, supported by steady demand signals. Gold gained $13.76 (+0.52%) to close at $2,649.69, reflecting safe-haven buying amid market volatility. Silver edged up $0.08 (+0.29%)

Gold prices held its ground on Tuesday, with investors awaiting more economic data later this week for cues on the Federal Reserve’s interest rate trajectory for this year. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was steady at $2,636.05 per ounce, as of 0106 GMT. U.S. gold futures remained unchanged at $2,647.30. * Investors are now looking to

Swiss Franc weakened across the board today after inflation data revealed a reversal in annual CPI back 0.6% in December. This marks the fourth consecutive month of deflationary pressure, as monthly CPI continues to slide. With inflation well below 1% for the past four months, concerns over a return to deflation have grown, intensifying expectations

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Gold February futures contracts at MCX opened flat today at Rs 77,249 per 10 gram, which is up by 0.12% or Rs 91 while silver March futures contracts were trading at Rs 90,575/kg, up by 0.02% or Rs 21. Gold prices went up by Rs 350/ 10 grams in the last one week while silver

Dollar remains under some pressure as markets digest conflicting signals about the trade policy direction of the incoming Trump administration. President-elect Donald Trump dismissed media reports suggesting a sector-specific tariff plan as “fake news” but provided no further clarification. The lack of concrete details leaves markets grappling with uncertainty, unable to assess the economic impact