Gold prices fall sharply as risk appetite returns following the Israel-Iran ceasefire, reducing safe-haven demand.
Gold, Yen, and other safe-haven assets fall as the Israel-Iran ceasefire boosts global risk appetite and market optimism.
Gold prices stay near a two-week low as ceasefire reports and dovish Fed signals fail to boost safe-haven demand.
The Australian and New Zealand dollars recover as global tensions cool, while the Japanese Yen strengthens on safe-haven flows.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP face bearish pressure as technical signals and market sentiment point to further downside.
Ripple braces for key legal decisions impacting XRP's ETF future, while Bitcoin dips below $100K amid market stress.
Crude oil rally slows near key resistance, with technical signals pointing to a potential reversal amid market uncertainty.
Gold nears a $3,400 breakout while silver trades steady at $35 as rising Middle East tensions boost safe-haven demand for…
Gold prices approach $3,500 as XAU/USD shows bullish momentum. Can the metal break key resistance and sustain gains?
Gold dips despite Middle East tensions, as US dollar strength dominates and shifts market sentiment away from safe-haven assets.