[XAU/USD] Ongoing Selling to Cover Losses
Gold prices continued to fall from the beginning of the week in Tokyo to the New York market, following last week’s trend. One reason is that people who lost money …
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Gold prices continued to fall from the beginning of the week in Tokyo to the New York market, following last week’s trend. One reason is that people who lost money …
When Trump’s tariffs started, stock prices fell around the world. This made people avoid risk, so they bought yen and sold New Zealand dollars. After the news, NZD/JPY first went …
Last week, the new tariffs were tougher on Japan than expected, so many thought the yen would get weaker. However, because people were worried about a global economic slowdown, they …
On the 2nd, the tariffs announced by Trump were much stricter than expected, and this caused a big shock in the market.Now, people are worried that a trade war may …
The tariffs were stricter than expected, and concerns about the global economy grew, leading to a global stock market drop. As a result, US government bonds, seen as a safe …
The announcement of tariffs early this morning caused market unrest, and stock prices dropped sharply in many countries. US government bonds, considered a safe asset, were also bought, causing US …
The announcement of new tariffs was stricter than expected. This caused growing uncertainty about the future, and stock markets were shaken. The Nikkei Index dropped by almost 1,000 points, and …
Before the tariffs were imposed, there was strong buying of the euro. From Tokyo to the European market, the euro traded in a range around 1.08. However, after reports that …
Before the tariffs imposed by Trump, there was a trend of selling the yen. The USD/JPY rose to 150 yen but then fell to 149.11 yen in the European market. …
When tariffs were about to be imposed, U.S. long-term interest rates rose, causing gold to fall. However, at exactly 5:00 AM during Tokyo hours, President Trump signed an executive order …