Gold is within touching distance of posting a fresh all-time high as US interest rate cut bets increase
Markets now fully price in a rate cut from the Fed as soon as September after US CPI continued to show progress. The dollar-based commodity has a new all-time high in sight
The market is again very close to $2,400/ounce and, while fundamental support is solid, may be due a breather.
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The outlook for US indices is still bullish, but headwinds like stubborn inflation data, inflation expectations, a less inclusive rally, and a seasonal consolidation limit the extent that indices are likely to rise in Q3
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Most indices continue to make gains, but the Nasdaq 100 is still cooling off after its surge to 20,000.
The US says money exchanges were used by the powerful Sinaloa gang to shift money to Mexico.
A French election is driving down the value of French listed companies, analysts say
Officials at the Federal Reserve are expected to hold off on any interest rate cuts this month.
Gold and silver are trying to recover some of last Fridays post-NFP heavy losses but further gains may be limited ahead of the latest look at US inflation and the FOMC policy decision.
US employers added 272,000 jobs in May which was far higher than economists expected.
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The UN leaders call comes as new data highlights the worrying pace of global warming.
A weaker US dollar has struggled to propel commodity prices higher as gold and silver head lower. Oil markets sink on news of supply returning later this year
Risk markets are mildly positive ahead of the latest US Jobs Report (NFPs) after the 2nd largest company in the world, Apple, announced a record-breaking USD110 billion buyback program.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell gave financial markets a slight dovish nudge last night, seemingly ruling out any US interest rate hikes. Yesterday‘s weak JOLTs data put the spotlight on Friday’s NFP report.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell gave financial markets a slight dovish nudge last night, seemingly ruling out any US interest rate hikes. Yesterday‘s weak JOLTs data put the spotlight on Friday’s NFP report.
Risk assets continue to push ahead, albeit in quiet trading conditions, ahead of the latest Fed policy decision and the monthly US Jobs Report
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