Copper prices rise above $4.85 per pound as fears of new tariffs on steel, aluminum, and possibly copper grow. Learn why investors are concerned and how China’s economy plays a role.
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Weekly Guide to Trading Gold (XAU/USD)
Discover an easy-to-understand weekly trading plan for gold (XAU/USD), including price ranges and trading tips. Learn how tariffs and policies affect gold prices in this beginner-friendly guide.
Gold Prices Stay Below $3,300 as Traders Await US Inflation Data
Gold prices remain under $3,300 as traders eye the US PCE Price Index for clues on Federal Reserve rate cuts. Learn how the US Dollar, geopolitical risks, and tariffs impact gold.
US-China Trade Talk: Impacts on Gold, Silver, and Commodities
Explore the latest US-China trade talk updates and their impact on gold prices, silver prices, and the commodity market. Stay informed on trade dynamics and market trends.
US Federal Reserve Will Likely Keep Interest Rates the Same
The Federal Reserve, which controls money in the US, will probably not change interest rates on Wednesday. They want to learn more about President Trump’s new trade plans before deciding anything. This might upset some people, including the president, who want the rates to change soon.
Gold Price Rises Near $3,272 as US Recession Fears Grow
Gold price (XAU/USD) is up around $3,272 in early Asian trading on Monday. People are worried about a US recession and trade problems between the US and China. This makes gold, a safe-haven asset, more popular. Later today, the US ISM Services PMI for April will be important news.
The US and China are not negotiating on tariffs
The United States and China are not engaged in any talks on tariffs, the Chinese embassy said on Friday, according to Reuters.
Gold Price Forecast: Yellow Metal slumps below $3,230 amid hope for US-China trade deal
Gold Price Forecast: The Gold price (Yellow Metal) extends the decline to around $3,221 during the early Asian session on Thursday. The precious metal edges lower to near two-week low amid easing US-China trade tensions as traders hope for US-China trade deal after US President Donald Trump’s comments
Donald Trump is proving disastrous for big tech
In the weeks after the re-election of Donald Trump, the bosses of America’s tech giants worked hard to ingratiate themselves withthe returning president, congratulating him publicly and dutifullyturning up to his inauguration. Mark Zuckerberg, the bossof Meta, gushed that it was nice to have an administration that was “proud” of America’s tech champions.
United States is preparing to reduce tariffs on China by 50%, WSJ reports.
The Trump administration would look at lowering tariffs on imported Chinese goods pending talks with Beijing, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday, adding that any action would not be made unilaterally.