Market Analysis

Gold traded sideways near $3,740 as traders awaited U.S. PCE data, while oil held near $65 with Fed policy and Russian export curbs in focus.

US stocks fell for a third day as rising yields hit tech. Oracle sank 5.5%, Tesla 4.4%, while Chinese EV stocks like NIO and XPeng jumped.

Gold fell as the dollar strengthened ahead of key US data, while oil surged to a seven-week high on inventory draws and supply disruptions.

US stocks fell as Nvidia and Oracle slid, while Alibaba soared 8%. Hong Kong and A-shares rallied on copper and battery strength.

Gold surged to a record near $3,790 on safe-haven demand and Fed cut bets, while oil climbed above $63 as stalled Kurdish export talks eased oversupply fears.

US stocks retreated from record highs as Powell warned valuations are “quite high.” AI leaders like Nvidia and Oracle dragged the Nasdaq lower.

Gold surged near $3,750 on safe-haven demand and Fed rate cut bets, while oil slipped below $63 as oversupply fears outweighed Middle East tensions.

US stocks hit record highs for a third straight day, led by Apple and Nvidia. Investors eye PCE data and Fed rate cut path, while Hong Kong and A-shares slipped

Gold retreated from record highs to $3,640 as traders reassessed Fed rate cuts, while crude oil slipped near $63 on demand worries despite falling US inventories.

US stocks hit record highs as Intel surged 22% on Nvidia’s $5B investment deal. Fed rate cuts fuel growth optimism, while Hong Kong and A-shares trade mixed.