Trump hits commodity futures hard, Citi: sell oil, buy the dip in gold, watch China for metals.
After the "Red Tide" swept through, commodities plummeted. Citigroup predicts that Trump's return will suppress oil prices, but still bullish on the gold bull market, the global de-dollarization process and central banks of various countries shareholding gold will continue to provide support. The mid-term trend of base metals may depend on changes in china and trade situation.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, sticking to its guns. Can the gold bulls be saved?
A sudden appearance of Trump halfway! Global investors shift their focus to Powell, whether gold can "stop the bleeding" depends on this line of defense.......
After the huge earthquake, the "golden moment" of gold is still not over.
With the landing of major events in the USA, international precious metals prices have fluctuated significantly. However, Wall Street expects that as US inflation rises and the global demand for physical gold by central banks remains strong, the future gold price will continue to be supported.
Can't stop it! The price of gold fell nearly 3% intraday, can the Federal Reserve save it?
Analysts say that a major issue facing the gold market is the comparison between the current Trump and the one who won the election eight years ago, what are the differences.
[Real-time Tracking of the Election] Trump officially wins the usa election.
On November 5th, USA will hold the 60th presidential election, the current vice president Harris and former president Trump will officially compete. Finance Associated Press will track and report the latest developments of this election, so please stay tuned.
After Trump announced winning the usa election, spot gold fell below the $2710 mark intraday. Will the gold bull market continue?
① Today around 2:30 PM, spot gold fell below $2710.00 per ounce, a decrease of about 1.24% intraday; ② According to Trump's core policy proposals of 'lowering interest rates, increasing income, and adding tariffs,' the USA is highly likely to experience a second round of inflation, which will be bullish for gold; ③ The price of gold is mainly related to whether the US dollar is strong and geopolitical risks.