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Gold sinks, dollar climbs on rumours about Trump’s Fed pick

Send us a textTrump is expected to announce new Fed chair nomination today. Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh is reported to be surprise pick. Gold skids, dollar jumps as Warsh not seen as dovish as other contenders. Stocks steadier on Apple earnings following volatile session on W ...  Show more

Dollar stays pressured despite Fed’s hawkish hold, gold surges again

Send us a textFed holds rates, citing improving economic outlook, but dollar littlechanged. Gold leads ongoing rally in commodities amid Iran tensions. S&P500 tops 7,000 but AI spending spree limits gains from tech earnings beats.Risk Warning: Our services involve a significant r ...  Show more

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