Gold struggles as solid US data propel dollar higher

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Equities resume climb despite Iran uncertainty as oil see-saws

Send us Fan MailMarkets await update on US-Iran talks amid progress and intransigence. Oil stays choppy in headline-driven trading but headed for weekly losses. As global inflation fears intensify, dollar stands tall, Warsh swearing in eyed. Stocks shrug off geopolitical risks as ...  Show more

All Eyes on PCE as Dollar Braces for Impact

Send us Fan MailAll eyes are on the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, the core PCE report, which could shift rate expectations and spark volatility across FX, stocks, and crypto. With US GDP, jobless claims, and the RBNZ decisions also on deck, markets face a wave of key catalysts ...  Show more

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