Market Dynamics

Gold swung nearly 2% before closing lower as Fed hawkish remarks cooled rate-cut optimism, while oil prices rebounded from a 16-week low on supply concerns.

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US stocks rose for a second day with Nvidia up 2% leading tech, while Chinese ADRs rallied. Markets eye shutdown risks and US jobs data.

Gold surged past $3,800 to a record $3,834 on Fed rate cut bets, U.S. shutdown fears, and geopolitical tensions, while oil fell on supply growth.

Gold traded sideways near $3,740 as traders awaited U.S. PCE data, while oil held near $65 with Fed policy and Russian export curbs in focus.

US stocks fell for a third day as rising yields hit tech. Oracle sank 5.5%, Tesla 4.4%, while Chinese EV stocks like NIO and XPeng jumped.

Gold fell as the dollar strengthened ahead of key US data, while oil surged to a seven-week high on inventory draws and supply disruptions.

US stocks fell as Nvidia and Oracle slid, while Alibaba soared 8%. Hong Kong and A-shares rallied on copper and battery strength.

Gold surged to a record near $3,790 on safe-haven demand and Fed cut bets, while oil climbed above $63 as stalled Kurdish export talks eased oversupply fears.

US stocks retreated from record highs as Powell warned valuations are “quite high.” AI leaders like Nvidia and Oracle dragged the Nasdaq lower.