Gold prices recover to $2,870 after hitting a three-week low, supported by a weaker dollar and safe-haven buying amid tariff concerns. – vtmarkets.com
EUR/USD rebounds from 1.0360 lows, reaching 1.0423 as European leaders push for a Ukraine peace deal and tariff relief talks. – vtmarkets.com
The yen strengthened as Asian stocks fell sharply as Trump’s tariff plans hit sentiment as a stronger USD rattled gold. – vtmarkets.com
Bitcoin struggles below $85K as crypto markets react to macroeconomic uncertainties, ETF outflows, and weak sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
SSE falls 1.49% to 1,487.50 as Trump’s tariffs fuel trade fears; tech stocks lead losses ahead of China’s Two Sessions policy meeting. – vtmarkets.com
Gold slips below $2,872, heading for its first weekly drop in two months as a stronger USD and Fed outlook weigh on bullion. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 closes at 38,082.96 as tech stocks show mixed moves; Advantest drags while Nissan and Socionext post gains. – vtmarkets.com
Oil struggles near multi-month lows as Russia-Ukraine talks, trade tariffs, and global demand concerns weigh on prices. – vtmarkets.com
XAUUSD slides below $2,910 as USD strength and tariff risks pressure gold; traders eye US PCE inflation data for direction. – vtmarkets.com
USD/JPY holds at 149.178 as traders eye Tokyo CPI for BOJ rate hike clues; support at 148.55, resistance near 149.40. – vtmarkets.com
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