
Gold rises on safe-haven demand before US reciprocal tariffs
Gold prices edged higher on Wednesday. Investors sought the comfort of the safe-haven metal in anticipation of the potential

Gold prices edged higher on Wednesday. Investors sought the comfort of the safe-haven metal in anticipation of the potential

President Donald Trump planned to impose new reciprocal tariffs on global trading partners on Wednesday. This action would disrupt

President Donald Trump announced he would impose 25% tariffs on all vehicles and foreign-made auto parts imported into the

Asian stocks declined on Tuesday. A slide in Chinese tech shares after a strong rally dragged them down. Investors

Johnson & Johnson plans to increase U.S. investments by 25% to over $55 billion in the next four years.

Japan’s core inflation reached 3.0% in February. An index stripping away fuel effects rose at the fastest pace in

Gold prices reached a record peak above $3,000 on Tuesday, marking the second time in a week. Investors sought

ANZ released a research note on Tuesday. In it, they raised their zero to 3-month gold price forecast to

Oil prices hit a two-week high on Monday. U.S. stock futures slid, but those in Asia charged higher as

The euro reached a five-month high on Wednesday. Ukraine’s readiness to accept a month-long ceasefire boosted the euro. Stocks
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