[XAU/USD] Easing of US-China Tensions
Gold prices continued to rise during the European trading session. However, they started to fall after the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting, where it was suggested that interest rate cuts …
Gold prices continued to rise during the European trading session. However, they started to fall after the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting, where it was suggested that interest rate cuts …
After the Tokyo market closed, President Trump said that making a deal with China would be “very difficult.” This caused more worry in the market, and many investors bought gold …
Gold had been rising due to concerns about U.S.-China trade tensions. However, the gold price dropped after the U.S. April Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report came out …
Gold prices rose sharply due to two main reasons: renewed concerns about U.S.-China trade tensions and increased geopolitical risks after Ukraine attacked Russia. The U.S. dollar also weakened, which helped …
Last week, a U.S. trade court ordered to stop the tariffs introduced by President Trump. However, the issue will continue in court, possibly going to the Supreme Court. Also, at …
Gold prices are fluctuating as investors react to ongoing U.S. tariff developments and global economic uncertainties. After reaching a high near $3,345 earlier this week, gold (XAU/USD) has pulled back, …
Gold prices fell after President Trump announced that he would delay a 50% tariff on the EU. This news caused more people to buy U.S. dollars, which made gold go …
After President Trump announced that he will extend the 50% tariff on the EU until July 9, the “risk-on” mood continued yesterday. Stock markets in Japan and Europe went up …
When the Tokyo market opened at the beginning of the week, President Trump said the 50% tax on EU goods will be extended. Because of this, the USD/JPY went up …
Last week, many investors bought gold because they were worried about new tariffs, which made the market more cautious. But early this week, during Tokyo’s morning trading, President Trump said …