Market Dynamics

Gold pulls back after hitting a record high as Trump eases Greenland tensions, while oil rallies on Kazakhstan supply disruptions and slow Venezuelan recovery.

US stocks rebound as Trump withdraws new tariff threats on Europe, easing market fears and driving gains in tech and bank shares.

US stocks plunge as the Dow drops 870 points amid Trump’s tariff threats, sparking a risk-off move into gold while Treasury yields surge.

Gold surges to record highs as Trump’s tariff threats revive the “Sell America” trade, while oil prices react to supply disruptions and geopolitical tensions.

Global markets slip as Trump revives trade tensions, while US stocks stay closed for MLK Day and Asian equities face broad pressure.

Gold nears $4,700 as Greenland tensions drive safe-haven demand, while oil steadies as Iran risks ease and trade tensions come into focus.

Gold pulls back from record highs as strong US jobs data lifts the dollar, while oil drops over 3% on easing Iran tensions and rising US inventories.

US stocks fell for a second day as weak bank earnings, chip stock losses, and rising geopolitical tensions weighed on global markets.

Gold and silver hit record highs as a structural bull market, Fed uncertainty and geopolitics drive demand, while oil stays volatile amid easing tensions.

US stocks fell as the Dow dropped 400 points and JPMorgan sank 4% on Trump’s credit card rate cap proposal, while investors awaited earnings.