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Gold eased on Wednesday, after hitting an all-time high in the previous session on global trade war fears triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs, as the market’s focus shifted to a key U.S. inflation report. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold fell 0.1% at $2,895.23 per ounce, as of 0033 GMT, after climbing a peak

Yen struggled in the Asian session and stayed weak, with renewed selling pressure driven by a combination of rising US Treasury yields and ongoing concerns over trade policy developments. Market participants are still digesting the implications of US President Donald Trump’s decision to reintroduce tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, with Canada and the EU

US data is back on the agenda today and it doesn’t get bigger than the CPI report. The Fed is in pause mode due to uncertainty surrounding Trump’s policies. But any higher readings on price pressures will only add to the conundrum for the central bank in trying to hold out for a bit before

Donald Trump‘s tariff threats looming on the rest of the world, can gold’s haven appeal take a faster lane to hit the Rs 1 lakh milestone in the next few months? Here’s what the experts say! To reach the Rs 1 lakh mark, gold prices have to still grow by Rs 14,000 or 16%. On

Trading is relatively subdued today across global markets as investors assess the fallout from the US steel and aluminum tariffs announced by President Donald Trump. Major European equity indexes are treading water, while US futures are slightly in the red. Treasury yields are recovering, though it remains too early to confirm a reversal of the

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Gold prices slipped on Tuesday as investors booked profits following a record high, yet remained bullish amidst fears of a global trade war spurred by U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs. Spot gold fell 0.1% to $2,903.74 per ounce as of 10:49 a.m. ET (1549 GMT), after hitting a peak of $2,942.70 earlier in the

Dollar is trading is a mildly firmer tone while Gold inches closer to the key 3000 psychological level after US President Donald Trump officially raised tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. However, the broader market reaction has been relatively subdued. Major US equity indexes managed to post modest gains overnight, and 10-year Treasury yield also

Major currencies are little changed, with the dollar keeping steadier in general as Trump pushes forward with steel and aluminum tariffs. The 25% tariffs tears apart all existing deals and will go into effect on 4 March. But with a month to go, is there really going to be no exceptions? The market response has

Gold April futures contracts on MCX continued their massive rally, surging above the Rs 86,000/10 gram level. The yellow metal opened higher on Tuesday at a new all-time high of Rs 86,350 per 10 grams, up by 0.62% or Rs 534. Meanwhile, silver March futures contracts were trading at Rs 95,373/kg, up by 0.08% or

Trading in the forex markets has been relatively subdued today, with major currency pairs and crosses remaining within Friday’s range. There was some initial reactions to the latest news of US tariffs on metals, but the impact has faded quickly. Dollar is currently mildly stronger in tight range and Yen is on the softer side.

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Oil prices ticked higher on Monday even as investors weighed U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat, this time on all steel and aluminium imports, which could dampen global economic growth and energy demand. Brent crude futures climbed 40 cents, or 0.5%, to $75.06 a barrel by 0133 GMT while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude

Trade tensions remain at the forefront of market concerns as the US prepares to roll out another wave of tariffs. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump confirmed plans to impose a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, adding to the existing duties on these metals. The official announcement is expected today. Meanwhile, “reciprocal

Gold (XAU/USD) daily chart The threat of a trade war, escalating geopolitical tensions, and just the right amount of uncertainty has been a good recipe for gold to surge higher since the turn of the year. In January, the challenge was about staying above the 100-day moving average (red line) but with Treasury yields falling

Gold April futures contracts on the MCX opened significantly higher on Monday, reaching a new all-time high of Rs 85,300 per 10 grams, up by 0.48% or Rs 412. This surge followed concerns over US President Donald Trump’s plans to impose a 25% tariff on steel imports and reciprocal tariffs on various countries. Meanwhile, silver

AI image Does Trump want tariffs to raise revenue or does he want foreign countries to lower barriers? His comments and actions indicate he wants it both ways. On Friday, the market was concerned about the latest comments from Trump. “I’ll be announcing that next week — on reciprocal trade — so that we’re treated