On Monday, the Tokyo market started with the dollar weakening. Reports suggested that Scott Bessent, a well-known investor who emphasizes fiscal discipline, might be nominated as the next U.S. Treasury …
After the U.S. dollar started to strengthen with the ‘Trump Trade’ on November 6, last week’s gold prices returned to around the previous high of 2710. On November 18, reports …
Previously, it seemed like the heightened risk caused by Russia’s approval of changes to its nuclear doctrine had calmed down for now. However, reports yesterday of an intercontinental ballistic missile …
Gold prices rose after Russia approved a revision to its nuclear doctrine the day before, increasing fears of nuclear war. However, this upward trend calmed down, and gold prices returned …
During yesterday’s European trading session, reports stated that Russia approved changes to its nuclear doctrine, relaxing the conditions for using nuclear weapons. This caused a sharp increase in geopolitical risks, …
Since November 6, the “Trump trade” has strengthened the U.S. dollar, which pushed gold prices lower. However, this trend started to reverse in the Tokyo market at the beginning of …
Last week, the strong dollar, fueled by the ‘Trump Rally,’ pushed gold prices lower. Additionally, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell’s hawkish comments—stating that the economy does not currently require urgent rate …
Yesterday, as dollar buying continued, gold remained heavy and struggled to rise. When the European market opened and dollar buying intensified, gold dropped to around 2536. However, in the New …
Ahead of the U.S. CPI announcement, gold prices rose to around 2620 as buyers adjusted positions. The U.S. October CPI rose as expected, from 2.4% to 2.6% compared to the …
In the European market yesterday, when U.S. long-term interest rates fell, the dollar weakened across the board, which led to increased gold selling. As the price dropped below the previous …
