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The GBPUSD currency pair is regaining momentum, edging closer to 1.3270 during early Asian trading on Thursday, snapping a two-day losing streak. The US dollar is under pressure due to mounting uncertainty around former President Donald Trump’s trade strategies.
Concerns over tariffs from the Trump administration have escalated in recent months, pushing European equities to a 7% discount compared to their fair value estimates since the trade policy announcements.
Natural gas prices experienced a sharp 7.29% decline, settling at ₹258.2, as record-high production levels and expectations of milder weather weighed heavily on market sentiment.
Bitcoin appears to be breaking free from a prolonged consolidation phase, surging past $87,400 on April 21—its highest point since late March.
Gold prices soared past the $3,300 per ounce mark this week, reaching record highs as investors flocked to the precious metal amid renewed global economic concerns.
Crude oil prices climbed more than 2% on Wednesday, driven by renewed optimism surrounding U.S.-China trade relations and supportive U.S.
The U.S. dollar showed brief signs of recovery on Tuesday after a sharp decline the previous week, during which the dollar index dropped over 3%. While it gained modestly against the euro and yen, the greenback remains under pressure as investors stay wary of ongoing trade tensions and the unpredictability of U.S. economic policy
European markets opened higher on Tuesday, buoyed by tentative optimism around U.S. trade policy. The pan-European Stoxx 600 was up 0.5% in early trading, with most sectors in positive territory.
From industrial metals to precious ones, ongoing trade disputes, fluctuating prices, and shifting supply dynamics are driving volatility and prompting cautious optimism at best.
Silver prices edged up modestly, rising by 0.49% to ₹91,595, as investor demand for safe-haven assets increased in response to persistent geopolitical tensions and shifting trade policies.
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