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Gold’s modern market history reflects decades of price swings shaped by inflation, interest rates, central bank actions, and geopolitical events. In open markets, gold has only been on the free market for the last 50-some years. Until the month of…
Read full articleThin liquidity in decentralized markets can lead to rapid price swings, posing significant risks for leveraged traders and market stability. The post Gold experiences $100 flash crash on Hyperliquid, exposing thin liquidity risks on decentralized perps appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Central banks added a net 41 tonnes of gold to official reserves in May, World Gold Council data published July 2 shows, extending a buying wave that has averaged 1,000 tonnes a year over the past four years. A record 45% of reserve managers expect their own institutions to add more within the next 12 […]
Gold and silver posted their strongest weekly performance in more than a month after a disappointing U.S. jobs report forced traders to rethink Federal Reserve policy. Gold prices climbed from lows near $4,012 per ounce on June 30 to close around $4,175 by July 3, a gain of roughly 2.1%. It marked the metal’s first […]
The clash over interest rates highlights potential market volatility and questions the Fed's independence, impacting investor confidence. The post Donald Trump and Kevin Warsh clash over interest rates, risking Wall Street turmoil appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Weaker job growth may lead to prolonged low interest rates, boosting gold's appeal as a safe haven and impacting future monetary policy. The post Gold price climbs as weak NFP data dampens Fed rate hike expectations appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Gold climbed on July 3 after weak U.S. jobs data undermined the market’s belief that the Federal Reserve will maintain higher interest rates for longer, raising concerns that investors may have misjudged the Fed’s trajectory. Why Did Gold Shift When the Fed Narrative Appeared Firm? Gold’s rally on July 3 challenged one of the market’s […]
The Fed's firm stance on inflation may delay rate cuts, impacting economic growth and market strategies focused on interest rate expectations. The post Fed’s Warsh vows no tolerance for inflation above 2% appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Warsh's silence on rate direction signals a potential hawkish stance, impacting market expectations and emphasizing central bank independence. The post New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh stays tight-lipped on rate direction at ECB’s Sintra forum appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
