A sharp decline seen in crude oil prices helped the market mood improve in the second half of the day on Monday and made it difficult for the US dollar to preserve
Markets met a surge in volatility early on Monday, with investors assessing the latest developments surrounding the Middle East crisis, allowing geopolitical headlines and the risk perception to continue to drive the
Silver fell to around $82.65 during Asian trading on Tuesday, pressured by a modest rebound in the US dollar. Traders book some profits from recent price run-ups while reassessing the strength of
Gold extended gains on Wednesday, with XAUUSD reaching a fresh all-time high above $4,630 ahead of the US session opening. Precious metals remain firm, underpinned by safe-haven demand, amid geopolitical tensions and
Investors are gearing up for a potential increase in market volatility on key macroeconomic data releases on Wednesday, starting with Eurostat’s preliminary December inflation data. Later in the day, the US economic
Gold keeps trading in a choppy and volatile manner, with XAUUSD moving roughly within a $40 range, both sides of the $4,200 line on Tuesday. The long wicks on the daily chart
Bitcoin may well outperform both the NASDAQ and gold over the coming weeks, if we see a recovery rally in risk assets following the recent correction, according to Nigel Green, CEO of
Gold is heading lower on a choppy trading session on Friday, weighed by a firmer US dollar amid the risk-averse sentiment. The precious metal XAUUSD broke below a previous resistance area, at
Silver rebounds to near $49.00 during the late Asian trading session on Wednesday after the white metal attracted bids around the fresh two-week low at $47.53 earlier in the day. XAUUSD has
Markets quiet down early Tuesday following Monday’s volatile action. Business sentiment from Germany and US will be featured in economic calendar. More importantly, Fed Chair Jerome Powell will speak on economic outlook
