Market Analysis

Gold hits intraday record above $3,050 before easing; crude oil climbs nearly 2% on OPEC+ supply plans and fresh US sanctions on Iran.

The market gained as the Fed held rates steady, while tech stocks surged on renewed investor confidence. Eyes are on upcoming economic data.

Gold surged to a new record high above $3,050 as Powell reassured markets on rate policy. Oil edged higher amid Middle East tensions and fuel inventories

US stock market closed lower as investors awaited the Fed’s rate decision. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all declined amid uncertainty over monetary policy.

Gold soars past $3,030, setting another record high as market uncertainty drives demand. Meanwhile, crude oil drops 1% amid easing supply concerns.

US market tumbles as tech stocks lead a broad selloff, dragging the Nasdaq down 2%. Investors react to economic concerns and inflation risks.

Gold soared to a new record near $2,990 as uncertainty over Trump’s tariff policy and Fed rate cut bets fueled demand. Crude oil fell over 1% on weaker demand

US stocks struggle as the Dow falls again, while cooling February CPI lifts hopes for Fed rate cuts. Tech stocks lead gains amid inflation slowdown.

Gold surged past $2,930 as US CPI data showed cooling inflation, boosting rate-cut bets. Meanwhile, crude oil jumped 2% on tighter supply and market optimism.

US stocks decline as recession fears escalate, with major indexes slipping amid economic uncertainty and market volatility.