Global markets experienced significant volatility this week, with gold prices reaching record highs, the US dollar weakening, and concerns about global financial stability escalating.
This article reveals details of the Trump-Putin Alaska summit, how Putin's rejection of Trump's peace offer led to a shift in US policy favoring Ukraine.
Amidst accusations between Israel and Hamas of violating the ceasefire agreement, Israel is preparing to reopen the Rafah crossing, against the backdrop of a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza that requires an urgent flow of aid.
The Federal Reserve is poised for a potential rate cut amid conflicting economic data, making the future path of monetary policy increasingly uncertain.
This article provides an analysis of economists' estimates of US jobless claims during the government shutdown, focusing on the challenges facing the labor market.
An Israeli airstrike resulted in the death of a high-ranking Houthi commander, marking a significant blow to the Iranian-backed group. This article takes a closer look at the implications of the strike and its potential impact on the ongoing conflict in Yemen and regional tensions.
The Japanese Yen has strengthened significantly against the US Dollar, fueled by rising concerns about the US banking sector. This has pushed USD/JPY below the 150 level, its lowest point since early October. This article analyzes the underlying causes and future market expectations.
The surge in gold prices is a hot topic at the IMF and World Bank meetings, reflecting concerns about global economic stability and the potential for a market bubble.
Sanae Koichi's political future in Japan hinges on the outcome of negotiations with Nippon Ishin no Kai. This week is critical for forming a stable government.
While Italy's sovereign assets have often been a focus of market crises, they're now benefiting from soaring gold prices, providing the country with a significant financial boost.
Precious metal prices have seen significant gains driven by geopolitical and economic anxieties. This article explores the factors driving this surge and assesses its future prospects.
The word 'November' is increasingly surfacing in Washington as a potential timeframe for ending the ongoing US government shutdown. This article explores the reasons behind this expectation, the potential pressure points that might force a resolution, and the growing economic impacts of a prolonged shutdown.
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal survived two no-confidence votes, providing him with a temporary reprieve. However, the political landscape remains divided, and Attal faces significant challenges in passing the budget and implementing economic reforms.
The US Treasury Secretary suggests the Yen will stabilize if the Bank of Japan maintains its current monetary policy, highlighting the economic challenges facing Japan.
Russia is deeply analyzing the potential US supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, assessing the risks and potential ramifications for the conflict and regional security.
Gold prices surged significantly due to concerns about a US government shutdown and a weaker dollar, highlighting gold's role as a safe-haven asset in the face of economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to deliver a key speech amidst economic uncertainty, raising questions about future monetary policy direction.
Federal Reserve officials are signaling the possibility of interest rate cuts in 2025 to support the labor market and address economic uncertainty, while maintaining a cautious stance on inflation.
The silver market is experiencing a significant price surge driven by strong industrial demand and inflation concerns. Learn about the underlying factors and the impact on various industries.
Powell's speech offers insights into the Federal Reserve's current stance on the economy and monetary policy. It emphasizes a data-dependent approach to setting interest rates and monetary policy.