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There’s no denying it – Gold has dominated 2025, firmly securing its place as the top-performing asset class with a record-breaking 33% year-to-date gain. But while Precious Metals have stolen the spotlight, analysts at GSC Commodity Intelligence are sounding the alarm on another red-hot Commodity –

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Asian markets kept the risk-on engine humming today, shrugging off the ongoing U.S.-China tariff standoff and grinding higher on signs that President Trump is ready to soften his auto tariff threats. The regional benchmark advanced, with South Korean automakers like Hyundai catching a strong tailwin

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If you're still parked in the tail-risk cul-de-sac — the one where Trump fires Powell and the Fed burns — you can exhale. That narrative is spent. What isn't spent? The trade détente tea leaves being poured across the map — and if you're not reading them, it's time to shift gears. Forget the early-s

XAU/USD surged to another fresh highs as Trump doubled down on threats against Powell, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note. Bias remains bullish until it turns "Trump said in a social media post on Monday that 'there is virtually No Inflation', pointing to lower energy and fo

XAU/USD Gold skyrocketed since Monday’s opening ($3333) and hit $3500 on Tuesday morning, advancing 5% in slightly more than 24 hours. It seems that rally since the start of the year is unlikely to slow but continues to accelerate (gold was up around 33% from January 1 until today) as conditions con

AUD/JPY trades near the 90.50 zone, struggling to build upside momentum despite limited downside so far today.Bearish bias persists as key moving averages continue to point downward, while oscillators remain largely neutral.Support rests at 90.21, while resistance stands at 90.70, 90.83, and 90.89.

US equities and bonds had a good Monday, but considering the width of Trump’s announced exemptions from China’s tariffs, the move is well short of exceptional. Markets retain a substantial risk premium attached to US assets, including the dollar. That ranges between 2% and 5% across different G10 cu

ECB is expected to trim rates, but the BoC might pause this time. CPI data also in the spotlight; due in UK, Canada, New Zealand and Japan. Retail sales the main release in the United States. China GDP eyed as Beijing not spared by Trump. ECB puts rate pause on the back burner The European Central B

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) released a statement on Friday, citing that China's deputy central bank governor attended the ASEAN and China, Japan and South Korea finance and central bank deputies meeting on April 8 and 9. Key takeawaysMeeting discussed impact of US tariffs on global and regiona

President Trump surprised markets with a 90-day pause in reciprocal tariffs for most trading partners. This provided a boost to risk assets, including commodities. However, there’s still plenty of uncertainty as the US again increased tariffs on China. Energy – Tariff pause provides some relief Oil