Market Analysis

US stocks closed lower as investors digested Fed’s dovish tone and awaited Nvidia’s earnings and PCE inflation data for clues on rate cuts and market direction.

The US Dollar Index posts its biggest gain in a month, pushing gold prices lower while oil eases after a strong rally. Markets eye US PCE data for direction.

US markets dipped with Tesla rising for the fourth consecutive day. Market focus shifts to the key CPI inflation report, as Asian markets see varied performance

Gold steadies above $3,430 on safe-haven demand, while oil market losses deepen amid global supply and demand concerns.

Meme stocks surge on retail hype, lifting market sentiment. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rises over 3% after a US-Japan trade deal boosts investor confidence.

Gold prices rebound above $3,430 amid safe-haven demand, while crude oil futures extend their decline on concerns over global demand and supply dynamics.

US stocks extended their gains from Wednesday, with the Nasdaq closing at a new all-time high.

A-shares break 3,500 with tech in focus. Jay Chou concept stock spikes 70% on Douyin hype. US markets mixed amid copper tariff news.

Gold dips below $3,300 as the US dollar and yields rise; oil climbs to a two-week high amid renewed Red Sea tensions and supply concerns.

Gold prices climb back above $3,300 as the US dollar weakens, while oil dips slightly amid OPEC+ output hike expectations and easing geopolitical risks.