[XAU/USD] Middle East Situation Risk and FOMC Meeting
Last weekend, Israel attacked Iran, causing the geopolitical risk to increase. This made gold’s price go up as a safe asset. However, gold’s rise was limited because investors also bought …
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Last weekend, Israel attacked Iran, causing the geopolitical risk to increase. This made gold’s price go up as a safe asset. However, gold’s rise was limited because investors also bought …
The US dollar is strong due to the preliminary agreement in US-China trade talks and growing geopolitical risk between Israel and Iran. However, there is also selling of US dollars …
Last week, there was a feeling of relief after US-China trade talks made progress, but US-EU negotiations remained difficult. The euro was kept down by these worries. However, when US …
Gold prices went up because of increased geopolitical risk. This happened as people became more worried that Israel might attack Iran. When there is risk like this, investors buy gold …
In the Tokyo market, U.S. President Trump said he would put new tariffs on many countries in the next few weeks. This caused worry about trade problems, so people sold …
U.S. President Trump said he will put new tariffs on many countries in the next few weeks but also said that the European Union (EU) wants to talk. Because of …
There was news that the United States and China have reached a trade agreement. Because of this, the market felt more safe and relaxed, so the price of gold went …
Yesterday in the early morning (Tokyo time), news said that the United States and China reached a trade agreement. Because of this, the USD/JPY rose to the 145 yen level. …
Yesterday during Tokyo time, news said that the United States and China reached a trade agreement. Because of this, the US dollar became stronger and the euro went down to …
After last week’s U.S. jobs report, long-term interest rates in the U.S. went up. Because gold does not earn interest, this caused people to sell gold. Also, positive news from …
