Silver prices (XAG/USD) strengthened, approaching their highest level since 2011. From a macro perspective, the rise was driven by strong expectations that the Fed will cut interest rates this month after PCE inflation data matched expectations, which held down real yields and pressured the US dollar—a combination that has historically been positive for precious metals. Safe-haven sentiment also remained strong amid policy and geopolitical uncertainty, boosting interest in safe-haven assets like silver. Source: Newsmaker.id-(alg)
World oil prices rose on Tuesday (September 2nd), triggered by the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Brent and WTI surged after a Ukrainian drone attack crippled Russian oil processing facilities, which account for a significant portion of supply capacity. This situation sparked concerns about global supply disruptions and prompted investors to return to the energy market. Although geopolitical sentiment lifted prices, the medium-term outlook remains clouded by a production surplus. Surging output from the United States and other producers is expected to create a supply glut of up...
Gold prices rose to their highest level in more than four months as many investors sought a safe haven amid uncertainty over US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs. This rise was also supported by speculation that the Federal Reserve (The Fed) would cut interest rates in September. Furthermore, the US dollar weakened, making gold a more attractive investment option. Spot gold prices are currently near the record high reached in late April. Uncertainty intensified after a court declared the trade tariffs illegal, although they remain in effect until October while Trump plans to appeal....