Daily Analysis

Market Overview On Thursday, US stock indices closed higher across the board, with tech stocks driving the Nasdaq up 1.5%. Meanwhile, the January US Producer Price Index (PPI) exceeded expectations, reinforcing concerns about rising inflation. However, PCE-related components showed moderate growth, easing some worries. Adding to market uncertainty, President Donald Trump reiterated his plan to […]

Gold rose nearly 1% as the dollar weakened after Trump announced reciprocal tariffs, while oil prices edged lower amid trade concerns and geopolitical shifts.

Markets wavered as inflation concerns weighed on stocks, but AI stock AppLovin skyrocketed 29% after hours on strong earnings.

Gold remained stable as safe-haven demand persisted, while oil prices slumped over 2% on concerns over rising supply and slower economic growth.

The market remained volatile as Powell reaffirmed a patient stance on rate cuts, while Tesla plunged over 6% to its lowest close in months.

Gold crashed from a record high as investors locked in profits, while oil surged for a third straight session amid geopolitical risks.

The US market rose for the third straight day as investors awaited key jobs data, which could influence Federal Reserve policy and market direction.

Gold and oil prices dipped as markets remained cautious ahead of the US jobs report, with investors assessing its potential impact on Fed policy.

US markets ended higher despite Alphabet plunging nearly 7% after weaker-than-expected earnings and rising AI-related costs.

Gold soars to another record as investors seek safe-haven assets, while oil prices sink 2% after the EIA reports a sharp inventory build.