Gold (XAU/USD) loses ground on Tuesday as the US Dollar (USD) and Oil prices rebound after renewed US military strikes in southern Iran dampen hopes for a quick end to the Middle East war. At the time of writing, XAU/USD is trading around $4,511, easing from an intraday hi
Silver (SI=F) July futures opened at $77.49 per ounce on Tuesday, 1.7% higher than Friday’s closing price. The price of silver slid lower in early trading, moving to $76.73 per ounce by 6:49 a.m ET. We noted on Friday that we were expecting noteworthy developments b
US stock futures rise on potential US-Iran deal US stock futures increased as investors weighed optimism over a potential US-Iran war ceasefire against fresh American military strikes. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were up 234 points, a 0.5% gain, while
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June gold futures opened 1.1% higher but retreated to $4,535 per ounce amid U.S. airstrikes on Iranian targets. Gold June futures opened at $4,571.60 per troy ounce on Tuesday, a 1.1% increase from Friday’s close, before slipping to $4,535 in early trading. The initial ris
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Toyota has widened its planned overseas production reductions to approximately 83,000 vehicles through to November, up from a previously announced 38,000 units, as the Strait of Hormuz blockade weighs on demand. The Japanese automaker has notified major suppliers of the re
The new U.S. strikes on missile sites and boats in southern Iran are further clouding the market view of how the nearly three-month-long crisis will unfold. Oil prices jumped early on Tuesday in Asian trade following the strikes Prices slumped by 5% on Monday due to
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