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Safe-haven assets: Protect your wealth in market chaos
In April 2025, as global markets shuddered under the weight of escalating US-China trade tensions and President Trump’s aggressive tariff announcements, gold prices soared past USD 3,300 per ounce, cementing its status as a beacon of stability. Meanwhile, Bitcoin, often dubbed “digital gold,” surged 23% amid the chaos. These are prime examples of safe-haven assets—investments Continue Reading
Into Tomorrow: VT Markets’ Next Chapter in Trading Innovation
Marking 10 years with exclusive initiatives throughout the year 28 April, 2025 – Sydney, Australia – VT Markets, a leading multi-asset brokerage, is proud to celebrate its 10th year in the industry. Over the past decade, VT Markets has redefined the landscape of trading to deliver unmatched value to its customers. Looking to the future, Continue Reading
Using economic calendar to trade in 2025: A beginner’s guide
Want to trade smarter in 2025? Economic calendars are your secret weapon. These tools flag market-moving events—like Federal Reserve rate calls or US jobs data—that can spark big price swings. VT Markets’ economic calendar makes it easy for beginners to stay ahead, no economics degree needed. With US-China trade talks and central bank moves driving Continue Reading
Tech stocks 2025: Buy or sell amid AI and tariff turmoil?
From NVIDIA’s artificial intelligence (AI) dominance to Tesla’s self-driving ambitions, tech stocks are both soaring and stumbling in 2025. Recent US tariff exemptions for electronics have sparked rallies in stocks like Apple and TSMC, yet China’s retaliatory trade measures have rattled NVIDIA and Tesla. With AI propelling valuations—NVIDIA’s market cap has hit USD 4 trillion—and Continue Reading
How to trade during Trump’s tariff storm
Seventy-eight days into Donald Trump’s second term, global markets are already rattled by his aggressive trade stance. From day one, the US has imposed a wave of tariffs, triggering a fresh and unpredictable trade war. The financial world is now grappling with sharp asset declines, unusual alliances among major economies like Japan, China, and South Continue Reading
