Daily Analysis

The S&P 500 reached a market record high as President Trump called for Fed rate cuts, urging immediate action to lower borrowing costs

President Trump called for rate cuts and lower oil prices during a Davos speech, sparking a rebound in gold prices while oil extended its decline.

US market rallied on Thursday, driven by Nvidia and Microsoft’s 4%+ gains and a surge in AI stocks. S&P 500 hit new intraday highs.

Gold rallied past $2,760, hitting a three-month high, as oil prices extended their losses amid market uncertainty and global tensions.

In a major market rally, the Dow surged over 500 points, and Netflix skyrocketed 11% in after-hours trading after beating earnings expectations.

Gold surged 1%, reaching a 2-month high, while WTI crude oil dropped over 2% amid shifting market dynamics. Stay updated on commodity trends.

Hong Kong stock market advanced sharply as Country Garden resumed trading and surged over 23%. Tech and semiconductor sectors also posted strong gains

Gold climbs as the dollar retreats sharply, reflecting uncertainty in financial markets. Crude oil slides nearly 1%, pressured by geopolitical developments

US stock market closed mixed as tech losses led by Apple (-4%) and Tesla (-3%). In Hong Kong, semiconductors surged, but property stocks faced sharp losses

Gold extends gains for the third consecutive session as the dollar and yields weaken following soft US retail sales. Oil fell as Middle East tensions eased