Market Analysis

Dow hits record high as strong earnings lift Wall Street; S&P steady and Nasdaq dips as investors eye U.S. shutdown progress and easing trade tensions.

Gold plunges over 5% below $4,100 as traders take profits amid US shutdown optimism and trade deal hopes; oil rebounds slightly from five-month lows.

US stocks rally over 1% as hopes rise for a government shutdown resolution and tariff relief; Apple hits record high, lifting Wall Street and Asian techs.

Gold nears $4,400 as the US Senate fails to end the shutdown, fueling safe-haven demand and rate-cut bets; oil slides to May lows on supply surplus fears.

US stocks fell as banking bad-debt fears spooked investors, regional banks tumbled, and trade tensions with China reignited, weighing on Wall Street sentiment.

Gold nears $4,400 as safe-haven demand surges amid US shutdown and credit market fears, while oil falls after Trump, Putin plan new Ukraine peace summit.

Gold nears $4,220 as Fed rate-cut bets and Middle East tensions lift safe-haven demand, while oil gains remain capped by trade risks and supply surplus fears.

Market Recap US stocks ended mixed on Tuesday as investors digested strong bank earnings, Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments, and renewed trade tensions.The S&P 500 rebounded sharply in early trading but erased most gains after Trump’s latest remarks reignited US–China trade concerns. On Truth Social, Trump accused Beijing of “economic hostility” for not buying US […]

Gold nears $4,200 as U.S. shutdown fears and rate-cut bets lift safe-haven demand, while oil slips after IEA warns of a potential global supply glut.

US stocks rebound as Trump softens tariff stance; techs lead gains while traders eye earnings season and easing US–China tensions.