Commodities

Here's the latest news from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. While speaking at a conference in Portugal, Powell expressed optimism about the US economy and decreased the possibility of a recession, stating that the economy has shown resilience and is still growing, albeit at a modest pace. He acknowledged the possibility of a recession but

Gold price regains momentum above $1900 despite increased odds of Fed rate hikes. US economic data underscores robust growth, pushing XAU/USD to test 200-day EMA. Treasury bond yields soar, underpinning projections of higher rates and potential headwinds for Gold demand. Gold price recovers some ground after sliding below the $1900 figure for the first time

The decline in Gold is now on the cusp of Credit Suisse’s target of price and retracement support at $1,900/1,890. The bank analyzes XAU/USD technical outlook. Weekly close below $1,856 to reinforce the longer-term sideways range Gold has declined to our core target of $1,900/1,890 and with the rising 200-DMA seen not far below at

Stronger-than-expected US economic data boosts the US Dollar across the board. US Treasury yields spike higher, putting pressure on Gold. XAU/USD fell below $1,900/oz, reaching its lowest level in three months. Gold prices tumbled following the release of US economic data. XAU/USD broke below $1,900 for the first time since mid-March and fell to $1,894.

Gold Price stays bearish near the lowest levels since March, braces for the second consecutive weekly loss. Hawkish Federal Reserve talks, upbeat United States data underpin US Dollar strength and weigh on XAU/USD. US-China jitters, Germany’s recession fears and fewer accolades for European Central Bank hawks also favor Gold sellers. China’s official PMIs, US PCE

Gold price fails to attract any buyers or build on the overnight bounce from a multi-month low. Hawkish major central banks continue to act as a headwind for the non-yielding commodity. The US Dollar stands tall near a two-week high and also contributes to capping the XAU/USD. Investors keenly await the release of the US

Gold Price remains dicey as bears attack the key support while seeking confirmation of hawkish Fed bias. Fed’s preferred inflation, FOMC Minutes and NFP will be crucial to watch for clear XAU/USD directions. US-China headlines, central bankers’ speeches may entertain the Gold sellers. Gold Price (XAU/USD) lacks clear directions even as bears keep the reins

Happy Friday, dear traders! This week was intense, and we hope you enjoyed it! Let's check the news moving the markets today! The yen fell to a new low against the dollar, breaking 145 for the first time in seven months. Experts believe China's recovery will fail because the government has launched a consumption-driven growth

Wednesday is here! News is here too. The European Central Bank news Luis de Guindos from ECB: ‘Inflation is more resilient than expected’ and ‘ECB to raise the rate in July.’ RTRS says, ‘ECB members are leaning towards further rate hikes. Also, consider accelerating the reduction of the ECB's balance sheet.’ The EURUSD is trying