Gold price retains its bullish bias amid worries about Trump's tariffs and a global trade war.Sliding US bond yields weigh on the USD and lend additional support to the precious metal.The Fed's hawkish outlook could cap the XAU/USD pair amid slightly overbought conditions.Gold price (XAU/USD) attracts fresh buyers during the Asian session on Thursday and remains close to the record high touched the previous day. US President Donald Trump's fresh threat to impose tariffs on imported goods sparks concerns about a global trade war and continues to underpin demand for the safe-haven bullion....
Oil prices edged lower on Thursday after an industry report showed a build in U.S. crude stockpiles and as tariff concerns weighed on sentiment, falling back from gains made in the previous session on worries over supply disruptions in Russia. Brent futures were down 22 cents, or 0.29%, at $75.82 a barrel by 0135 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude dropped 30 cents, or 0.42%, to $71.95. The March contract expires on Thursday and the more active April contract eased 0.26% to $71.84. Oil prices held near a one-week high on Wednesday. Besides the higher U.S. inventories, import tariffs...
GBP/USD holds ground after registering losses in the previous two successive days, hovering around 1.2590 during the Asian session on Thursday. However, the pair faces pressure as concerns over tariffs from US President Donald Trump lent support to the US Dollar (USD). Trump has confirmed that a 25% tariff on pharmaceutical and semiconductor imports will take effect in April. Additionally, he reaffirmed that auto tariffs will remain at 25%, further escalating global trade tensions. Market participants are now focused on key US economic data, including weekly Initial Jobless Claims, the CB...
AUD/USD pair extends its decline to around 0.6340 during the early Asian session on Thursday. Fresh US President Donald Trump tariff threats continue to underpin the US Dollar (USD) and weigh on the pair. The strengthening of the Greenback is supported by concerns about escalating trade tensions. Last week, US President Donald Trump ordered his administration to consider imposing reciprocal tariffs on numerous trading partners. Late Tuesday, Trump said that he would likely impose tariffs of around 25% on foreign cars, while semiconductor chips and drugs are set to face higher duties. "So...