TARIFFS DRIVE GOLD TO NEW ALL-TIME HIGH Gold reached a new all-time high due to renewed fears of tariffs. Trump’s announcement of 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum boosted safe-haven demand for gold. Gold’s rally is supported by a drop in real yields as inflation expectations rise faster
Dogecoin Price Drop: DOGE is trading around $0.24 after falling over 7% last week. Whale Transactions Down: Large DOGE transactions have dropped by more than 70%. Bearish Signals: Technical indicators suggest DOGE might drop further. Market Momentum Weak: DOGE’s price movement shows a possible downward trend.
Oil prices went up on Monday. Investors are thinking about new U.S. tariffs. President Trump wants tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports. These tariffs might slow down the world economy. A weaker economy could mean less demand for energy.
The University of Michigan released new data on consumer confidence and inflation expectations. Consumer confidence in February dropped to 67.8 points, the lowest in six months. This is worse than expected—experts thought it would be 71.9 points. In January, the confidence index was 73.2 points, but
JAPANESE 10-YEAR YIELDS REACH HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 2011 Japanese 10-year yields rose to 1.315%, a fresh high since 2011. Yields are up by just one basis point today but show a concerning long-term trend. The FX market may not react until yields reach 2%, which could hurt the carry
Gold prices went up earlier on Friday but then dropped. The price fell to around $2,860 per ounce. This happened after the US jobs report for January was released.
British inflation is still going down, but the job is not finished yet. The Bank of England cannot say they have fully won the fight against high prices. The bank needs to be careful and smart when changing money policies. Some wages are growing more slowly but are still quite
EUR/USD SOFTENS AHEAD OF ECB LAGARDE SPEECH EUR/USD trades near 1.0310, pressured by a stronger US Dollar. US Dollar gains on trade war uncertainty and global tensions. ECB's dovish stance and potential interest rate cuts weigh on the Euro. Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence and ECB
CHINA TARIFFS ON THE US NOW IN EFFECT The US additional tariff on China was implemented last week. A phone call between US and China leaders was expected but later called off. There are still hopes for future negotiations. China’s tariff on the US went into effect at midnight
Dow Jones fell 235 points (-0.5%). S&P 500 dropped 0.6%. Nasdaq fell 1%, led by Amazon's decline. Main Reason: Worries about tariffs and inflation. Trump may raise tariffs to match other countries' rates. Losses erased most of the week's stock gains.
US DOLLAR CLIMBS AFTER TRUMP PROMISES RECIPROCAL TARIFFS US President Trump announced plans for more tariffs on imports. He confirmed a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports to be announced Monday. This move is backed by current investigations under Section 232. The US dollar strengthened following the tariff
XAU/USD REMAINS BULLISH ABOVE $2,864 SUPPORT Gold prices are gaining momentum amid Chinese stimulus and increased buying. Trade war fears and a stronger US Dollar limit further upside for Gold. Bull Flag breakout on the 4H chart supports Gold’s bullish trend. Gold remains supported above $2,850