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Abstract:The fundamental environment will grow increasingly tumultuous over the coming week. We wil continue to sort through general themes like the lifting of the US
Australian Dollar Forecast – Australian Dollar May Look Past CPI Report for the Fed and US Data
Why did the Australian Dollar fall after an upbeat jobs report? The same logic may undermine the impact of CPI data as AUD eyes the Fed and a plethora of US economic statistics ahead.
Crude Oil Forecast - Prices May Continue CLimb on GDP Growth Recovery Bet
Factors that dragged global growth forecasts lower could subside which has potential to rejuvenate the world economy and oil demand.
British Pound Forecast – Positive Backdrop, Bullish Outlook
Sterling is coming off its weekly highs heading into the weekend, but the outlook for a reinvigorated British Pound remains bullish.
US Dollar Forecast – US Dollar Torn Between Domestic Strength, Global Headwind
The US Dollar may be torn between signs of economic resilience domestically and worrying developments abroad. Another round of trade war negotiations is a wild card.
Gold Forecast – Gold Prices Eye Fed Rate Decision and US-China Trade Talks Next
After Golds sharp rally on Friday, price rests at a crucial inflection point ahead of the Fed rate decision and US-China trade talks.
Equities Forecast – Stock Markets Look to Earnings and FOMC, DAX to Eurozone GD
The US stock market will look to earnings from some of the major corporations like Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook. Elsewhere, the DAX will look to German employment data.
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Spot gold continued its record-breaking rally as investors gained confidence that the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates in September and gold ETF purchases improved. The U.S. market hit a record high of $2,531.6 per ounce
Boosted by the weakening of the US dollar and the expectation of an imminent rate cut by the Federal Reserve, spot gold broke through $2,500/ounce, setting a new record high. It finally closed up 2.08% at $2,507.7/ounce. Spot silver finally closed up 2.31% at $29.02/ounce.
Gold prices have been highly volatile, trading near record highs due to various economic and geopolitical factors. Last week's weak US employment data, with only 114,000 jobs added and an unexpected rise in the unemployment rate to 4.3%, has increased the likelihood of the Federal Reserve implementing rate cuts, boosting gold's appeal. Tensions in the Middle East further support gold as a safe-haven asset. Technical analysis suggests that gold prices might break above $2,477, potentially reachin
In the ever-evolving global economy, the intertwining influences of monetary policy and geopolitical factors are reshaping the future of the gold and crude oil markets. This spring, the gold market saw a significant uptrend unexpectedly, while Brent crude oil prices displayed surprising stability. These market dynamics not only reflect the complexity of the global economy but also reveal investors' reassessment of various asset classes.