Gold buying continues without stopping. Yesterday, during New York trading hours, the U.S. January ADP employment report and ISM non-manufacturing data were released. Both were lower than expected. Because of …
The U.S. government decided to extend tariffs on Canada and Mexico for one more month. This gave investors a sense of relief. However, China announced new tariffs against the U.S. …
The Trump administration decided last weekend to impose a 25% tariff on Mexico and Canada. Because of this, gold prices fell at the beginning of the week. However, when news …
Last week, gold reached a new highest price and increased by more than $200 in just one month. The U.S. government, under Trump, placed a 25% tariff on Mexico and …
Yesterday, the European Central Bank (ECB) decided to cut interest rates by 0.25%. This made gold more attractive because gold does not pay interest. As a result, gold prices went …
Before the FOMC meeting, gold prices in the Tokyo market fell as traders adjusted their positions.As expected, the FOMC decided to keep interest rates the same, with all members agreeing. …
Gold prices fell due to the “Deep Seek” shock yesterday. However, ahead of the early morning FOMC meeting, some traders adjusted their positions, causing prices to recover slightly. At the …
Gold prices initially dropped as confidence grew after Colombia agreed to accept more immigrants, avoiding the threat of a 25% tariff from the Trump administration. Later, concerns arose that a …
Last week, on the 20th, the Trump administration officially started. On that day, the expected tariffs on imported goods were not implemented, which eased market concerns. As a result, U.S. …
Gold initially dropped due to a reaction from the previous day’s rise. However, during the New York session, President Trump stated that he plans to ask the Federal Reserve (FRB) …
