Gold prices fell to around $5,085 as the US Dollar strengthens, impacting market sentiment ahead of the upcoming employment report and potential future shifts.
President Trump asserts that it's too late for diplomacy with Iran, reaffirming a hard stance amidst rising tensions that worry analysts about regional peace.
The Trump administration is considering strategies to mitigate rising oil and gasoline prices, driven by increasing tensions in Iran and their economic impact.
China has adjusted its 2026 GDP growth target to 4.5–5.0%, reflecting a strategic shift towards a more measured economic policy amid various pressures.
WTI crude oil prices have surged past $80 per barrel, marking a significant rally driven by rising demand and supply concerns for the first time since mid-202.
DBS economist Radhika Rao warns that Indonesia's negative rating outlook from Fitch and Moody's could shake investor confidence and capital flows.
Gold prices fell to $5,069 as strong US Treasury yields and a robust dollar pressured the market, affecting gold's status as a safe haven asset.