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27 May، 2025
Yellow metal recorded declines of more than 1% in mid-trading on Tuesday, May 27, marking the second consecutive session of decline due to the rise of the US dollar, declining demand for safe-haven assets, and increased investor risk appetite stemming from increased optimism that the two largest trading partners will begin trade negotiations that could halt the tariff war. Gold...
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26 May، 2025
European indices posted collective gains in the opening session of the week today, Monday, May 26, with markets absent in the United Kingdom, which is celebrating its spring break. Trump's remarks during the holiday supported the rise in European indices amid the absence of economic figures in the opening session. US President Donald Trump announced yesterday, Sunday, on the social...
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23 May، 2025
Statistics Canada released data just moments ago showing retail sales rose 0.8% in March to $69.8 billion, following a revised 0.5% decline in February. Expectations were for a 0.6% increase, driven by a decline in motor vehicle and parts sales. Core retail sales, excluding gas stations and motor vehicle and parts sales, rose 0.2% in March. Sales rose in six...
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23 May، 2025
Asian markets closed mixed at the close of trading on Friday, May 23, the closing session of the week, following Wall Street. Japanese indices rose as Japanese government bond yields fell during the session, while Chinese indices recorded declines at the close amid a lack of economic indicators from China. Regarding economic data released this morning, figures from Japan showed...
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22 May، 2025
Cryptocurrencies are recording collective gains in mid-trading on Thursday, May 22, as Bitcoin, the world's most expensive cryptocurrency, rose for the fifth consecutive session, hitting a new record high of $111,000. This coincided with rising optimism over the passage of the US Digital Currency Regulatory Act and increased institutional demand for the currency, which supported the rise in the market...
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22 May، 2025
Crude oil prices fell more than 1.5% in mid-trading on Thursday, May 22, affected by reports indicating that OPEC+ is discussing increasing production, raising concerns about oversupply. Meanwhile, inventory figures showed a surprise increase, with US crude (NYMEX) falling about 1.59% to trade at $60.59 a barrel, while Brent crude traded at $63.90 a barrel, down about 1.56%. A report...
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22 May، 2025
Data released moments ago at the start of the European session today, Thursday, May 22, showed divergences in most of the services and manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMIs) in the Eurozone and the United Kingdom in the preliminary reading for May. The Eurozone services index continued to decline, reaching a 16-month low of 48.9 in May, compared to 50.1 in...
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21 May، 2025
The three major US stock indexes recorded declines at the opening of trading today, Wednesday, May 21, marking the second consecutive session of decline. All sectors of the S&P 500 Index are trading in the red, with concerns about market uncertainty rising. Moody's downgrade of the world's largest economy continues to impact the outlook, leading long-term investors to reassess US...
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21 May، 2025
Gold recorded gains for the third consecutive session in mid-European trading today, Wednesday, May 21, reclaiming the $3,300 level it lost more than a week ago. This was supported by the decline in the US dollar and increased demand for safe-haven currencies and assets, coinciding with the absence of economic indicators influencing gold movements since the beginning of the week....
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21 May، 2025
The Consumer Price Index (CPI), a measure of inflation in the UK, rose to 3.5% year-on-year in April, according to data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Wednesday morning, May 21, compared to 2.6% in March. This exceeded expectations of 3.3%, marking the highest reading since February 2024. On a monthly basis, the CPI rose by 1.2%...
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