Gold rebounds after dip below $4,110; bias stays neutral to bearish
Gold briefly dipped below $4,110 support but recovered, as geopolitical tensions support oil; the technical bias remains neutral to bearish.
Gold briefly dipped below $4,110 support but recovered, as geopolitical tensions support oil; the technical bias remains neutral to bearish.
European stocks opened sharply lower as bond yields hover near multi-decade highs, with Italy leading declines.
Oil prices rose on Middle East risks, while Japanese and South Korean stocks fell. Gold rebounded towards $4,140.
Chevron and Shell have shut in production at nine Gulf of Mexico facilities as Tropical Storm Isaias approaches.
Axios: Pentagon readies for possible Iran strikes; Trump has not made final decision.
A Reuters poll finds 37% of Japanese firms see oil volatility as the top earnings risk, ahead of currency and rate concerns.
US one-year inflation expectations rose to 3.9% in September, the highest since May 2023, according to a New York Fed survey.
Minutes from the Fed's September meeting show unanimous rate hike and majority expect another increase by year-end due to inflation concerns.
Wall Street gave up gains after the S&P 500 hit a record, as Treasury yields surged and oil prices rose.
A tanker was hit by multiple projectiles off Qatar with crew casualties, expanding Gulf shipping risks beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
US markets staged a comeback after early weakness; Fed minutes confirmed a December rate hike is on track.
Tropical Storm Isaias has formed in the Gulf and is forecast to make landfall near the Mississippi-Alabama border Friday night, while oil prices slipped.
Bitcoin fell under $83,000 as oil prices surged and US borrowing costs rose, triggering $178 million in long liquidations.
EIA reported crude inventories fell 3.186M barrels, far exceeding the expected 1.722M barrel build.
The S&P 500 reached a new record, but widening credit spreads and geopolitical risks leave the rally vulnerable to a reversal.