Gold Soars to Fresh Record Highs as Trade Tensions Reignite Safe-Haven Rush
Gold surged to new record highs as renewed US-China trade tensions reignited strong safe-haven demand.
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Gold surged to new record highs as renewed US-China trade tensions reignited strong safe-haven demand.
Trump softens tone on China after tariff shock, but Beijing warns it’s ready for escalation.
Trump’s post and follow-up tariff plan erased $2 trillion in stocks and $19 billion from crypto within hours.
Gold hit record highs as rate cut bets, weaker dollar and tariff uncertainty drove investor demand.
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Gold steadies as Trump’s tariff threats and weak U.S. data fuel Fed rate cut bets.
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Gold rebounds on tariff fears, but Fed’s hawkish stance and strong dollar continue to cap gains.
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Gold dips after Trump downplays Powell firing threat, but tariffs and geopolitics keep demand steady.
FTSE slips as Trump threatens to fire Powell, outweighing cooling US inflation and strong earnings.
FTSE edges up, tariffs hit Europe, China export boost lifts miners, gold gains on uncertainty.
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Trump targets Japan and South Korea with 25% tariffs, warning of escalation without trade policy changes.
FTSE falls as US delays tariffs to August 1, Glencore, PHP and Jarvis in focus, Wall Street also slides.
Gold slips as strong US data, firm dollar and delayed tariffs limit demand despite Trump’s Brics threat.
Trump threatens extra tariffs on countries siding with Brics, escalating trade tensions ahead of August deadline.
Markets poised to hit record highs before Trump abruptly ended Canada trade talks, triggering a sharp reversal.
Trump sharply criticised Fed Chair Powell as “stupid,” increasing pressure for interest rate cuts amid economic slowdown and inflation risks.
Markets rallied on Middle East ceasefire hopes, but underlying risks and economic troubles suggest this relief rally may prove short-lived.
US-Iran tensions rise as Iran threatens the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil prices to spike and unsettling global energy markets.
US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites rattled nerves briefly, but markets held firm, defying expectations of panic and deeper fallout.
Markets face turbulence after U.S. strikes Iran, with oil prices rising and investors fearing inflation, retaliation, and disrupted rate-cut plans.
UK responds cautiously after US bombs Iran’s nuclear sites, urging diplomacy as financial markets prepare for potential volatility on Monday.
Trump’s bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites sparks oil surge, market jitters and safe haven rush as investors brace for further escalation.
The UK is pushing for diplomacy, but with Trump’s unpredictability, there’s a risk Britain could be dragged into another conflict in the Middle East.