Market Overview - Page 10

Rumours of coordinated intervention caused the USD to plummet, adding to pressure from the risks of a new government shutdown.

Gold surges to near $5,000/oz amid market shifts, echoing 2011, with forecasts rising but a reversal risk remaining.

The dollar is down as global risk appetite is up. Gold enjoys central banks' support.

Trump’s retreat, Fed defence, and dollar strength support USD; EURUSD weakens, USDJPY rises, gold forecast increases.

Political turmoil in the US and Japan weakens Dollar and Yen, sparks market selloffs, and drives gold to record highs.

Trade tensions weaken the dollar, boost the euro, and leave the yen vulnerable amid political manoeuvres and global economic shifts.

Gold hits historic highs amid tariffs and global tensions; volatility and risk of sharp correction remain elevated.

US-EU trade tensions spark tariffs, impacting economic forecasts, boosting gold prices, and threatening a renewed trade war.

Strong US macro data and wide rate spreads boost the dollar, pressuring EURUSD and gold; yen outperforms on policy signals.

Tech sell-off and high Q4 forecasts put the S&P 500 at risk; the Russell 2000 outperforms, and earnings expectations challenge.

Donald Trump has no intention of dismissing Jerome Powell. The White House's decision to postpone tariffs on minerals has dealt a blow to precious metals.

US GDP growth is driven not by the White House, but by AI. The Bank of Japan's sluggishness is weighing on the yen.