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USOIL declines as Trump says the US and Iran are talking, easing supply disruption risks, while the greenback recovers after the President nominated a Fed insider to succeed Chair Powell.
Revenues declined in 2025 following a marked drop in EV sales, yet the company presses ahead with its autonomy ambitions, backed by substantial investment.
The pair reached new highs after firm Australian inflation, but erases gains as the greenbacks recovers, with rate decisions by the Fed and the RBA looming.
XAU/USD demand is being fuelled by lingering geopolitical and trade tensions, a weak greenback, and broader currency debasement trends.
The pair drops as markets anticipate FX intervention, after Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi vowed to act against speculative moves, while broader US dollar weakness adds pressure.
XAU/USD extends its rally to new record highs amid heightened geopolitical and trade uncertainty, after President Trump announced extra tariffs on European nations until Greenland is sold to the United States.
USOIL drops as Trump backs off from military action on Iran, easing supply disruption risks and bringing lingering glut prospects back into focus.
The precious metal has broken above $90 per ounce, driven by US dollar weakness linked to Fed independence concerns, geopolitical risk-off flows, and demand from AI, cleantech and defence.
USOIL mixed as markets assess protests in Iran and President Trump weighing military options, as well as the challenges of restoring Venezuela’s production capacity, but broader supply–demand dynamics remain unfavourable.
Despite avoiding it last week, risk of new 2024 low remains high as the Fed heads to a shallower easing path, while the ECB may need to remain aggressive
Copper breached 4.000 for the first time in four months as markets assess Trump’s potential impacts, but finds tries to find reprieve after China announced the end of export tax rebates
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