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Reports indicate that the Japanese yen is struggling to maintain its stability as Japan’s fiscal and monetary priorities diverge in opposite directions.
Gold has climbed back above $4,050 per ounce, stabilising after a sharp two-week selloff that pulled the metal down from record highs.
Spot prices printed as low as 89,420 dollars, the weakest level since February, only six weeks after setting a record near 126,250 dollars.
As domestic yields rise, Japanese investors are increasingly repatriating funds from abroad, strengthening the yen and unsettling one of the world’s longest-standing funding trades.
EUR/USD remains range-bound as markets await clarity from delayed U.S. inflation data.
Silver’s rally over the past five days isn’t a false dawn - it’s a move built on fundamentals, not fear, according to analysts.
Copper’s role in the global economy is shifting from an industrial input to a strategic resource underpinning the energy and technology transitions.
The parallel rally in both gold prices and U.S. stocks is somewhat unusual, as traditionally, gold is considered a "safe-haven" asset.
Analysts suggest that President Donald Trump’s proposed $2,000 “tariff dividend” has fuelled a wave of market optimism rather than a genuine injection of liquidity.
