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Gold Rises Sharply as Markets Reassess Fed Rate Outlook

Gold Rises Sharply as Markets Reassess Fed Rate Outlook

Gold rose to 4,177 USD per troy ounce on Friday, having gained more than 2% in the previous session. The primary driver of the recovery was US labour market data, which came in weaker than expected, prompting investors to scale back expectations for further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
RoboForex | 60 days ago
Silver (4H) breakout battle begins

Silver (4H) breakout battle begins

Silver rebounded after carving out a double-bottom pattern near a five-month low of 55.58 last week and close to the lower boundary of its broader bearish channel.
XM Group | 60 days ago
Gold – Weak Jobs Data Gives Gold Its First Real Bounce

Gold – Weak Jobs Data Gives Gold Its First Real Bounce

The US jobs report shocked the market: only 57,000 new jobs in June, about half of what was expected. The dollar fell, and gold jumped more than 2% — and is now rising for a second day, trading near $4,165. This is the exact scenario we described in yesterday's article. With US markets closed today for the holiday, moves could be sharper than usual.
Born2trade | 60 days ago
Asian Currencies Gain Momentum as China PMI and Softer Dollar Lift Sentiment | 3rd July, 2026

Asian Currencies Gain Momentum as China PMI and Softer Dollar Lift Sentiment | 3rd July, 2026

Asian currencies strengthened as a softer US Dollar and easing expectations for further Federal Reserve tightening improved market sentiment. The Japanese Yen stabilized on intervention speculation, while the Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, and Chinese Yuan gained support from stronger regional confidence. Investors now await key US economic data and central bank guidance.
Moneta Markets | 60 days ago
Oil Enters July on a Knife Edge

Oil Enters July on a Knife Edge

Oil ended June with a dramatic reversal as markets shifted from pricing a lasting supply shock to anticipating a gradual recovery in Middle Eastern exports. Yet shrinking inventories, fragile supply chains and unresolved geopolitical risks suggest volatility is far from over, leaving Brent highly sensitive to any disruption or diplomatic setback.
Headway | 61 days ago
U.S. 2-Year Yield Holds Key Level Before Payrolls

U.S. 2-Year Yield Holds Key Level Before Payrolls

The U.S. 2-year yield enters July 2 in a holding pattern before the June payrolls report. This part of the curve is the market’s cleanest proxy for Federal Reserve expectations, so today’s jobs data can quickly reset pricing for July, September, and year-end policy risk.
Errante | 61 days ago
Yen spikes ahead of US jobs report as Warsh gives little away

Yen spikes ahead of US jobs report as Warsh gives little away

Fed’s Warsh keeps investors guessing but cites lower inflation risks. Yen spikes higher on suspected intervention. Dollar lacks direction after mixed US data and ahead of June NFP. Oil slips further as progress seen in US-Iran talks. Chip stocks back under pressure, gold edges up.
XM Group | 61 days ago
Kevin Warsh Calms Markets Before NFP - CPT Markets

Kevin Warsh Calms Markets Before NFP - CPT Markets

🕊️ Warsh turns dovish at Sintra — gold surges 2.1% to $4,089, DXY holds at 101.40. ADP misses at 98K vs 122K prior. ISM Manufacturing edges down to 53.3, Prices Paid drops sharply. WTI slides as Qatar confirms "positive progress" in US-Iran talks. NFP due today — consensus at 114K.
CPT Markets | 61 days ago
USD/JPY Above 162: Yen at 40-Year Low and Intervention Risk

USD/JPY Above 162: Yen at 40-Year Low and Intervention Risk

The yen has fallen to its weakest level against the dollar since 1986, driven by widening US-Japan yield differentials, hawkish Fed expectations, and a cautious Bank of Japan. Carry trades are back in full force, and US labour market resilience is adding further dollar momentum. Japan retains over $1 trillion in reserves and has issued fresh intervention warnings, but without a fundamental policy
ActivTrades | 61 days ago
Gold – Worst Quarter in Decades, and a Big Test Today

Gold – Worst Quarter in Decades, and a Big Test Today

Gold just finished its worst quarter in decades, down 11%, and now trades near $4,070 - close to the key $4,000 line. Today, the US releases its jobs report (8:30 AM ET), one day early because of the July 4 holiday. A strong number would support more Fed rate hikes and push gold lower. A weak one could finally give it room to bounce. The $4,000 level is the battle line.
Born2trade | 61 days ago