Gold prices continued to rise, reaching a new all-time high again yesterday, following last weekend’s increase. U.S. President Trump said, ‘Tariffs start with every country,’ which has raised concerns about …
Last week, President Trump announced a 25% tariff on imported cars. This caused stock markets around the world to fall, increasing risk-averse sentiment. Additionally, last week’s U.S. consumer-related economic data …
The market reacted strongly when President Trump announced a 25% tariff on automobiles. This caused uncertainty, leading investors to buy more gold as a safe asset. During New York trading …
Yesterday, President Trump said he would announce a tariff measure on imported cars. This caused tension in the market, and gold remained strong. However, the rise in U.S. long-term interest …
Gold prices rose from the Tokyo market to the European market, partly recovering from the previous day’s drop. In the New York session, U.S. economic reports, such as the Consumer …
Gold prices continued to drop in the European and U.S. markets at the start of the week. This was mainly due to profit-taking and selling pressure that had already started …
Harga emas terus turun di pasar Eropa dan AS pada awal minggu. Hal ini terutama disebabkan oleh aksi ambil untung dan tekanan jual yang sudah dimulai sehari sebelumnya. Pada hari …
Last week, gold prices dropped after a long time. This happened because the U.S. Federal Reserve (FOMC) gave a passive statement, meaning they were not planning to raise interest rates …
After the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting the day before, the US dollar weakened, which made gold prices rise strongly. However, yesterday, the dollar rebounded, limiting gold’s upward movement. …
Before the FOMC meeting, some traders sold gold to take profits. However, after the meeting, gold prices started to rise again. As expected, the FOMC decided to keep interest rates …
