Market Analysis

US stocks hit fresh records as the S&P 500 topped 6,900; traders await Fed rate cuts and US–China trade progress to drive next moves.

Gold slumped below $3,900 to a three-week low as trade progress eroded safe-haven demand; investors await the Fed’s rate decision while oil prices stay in range

Wall Street hit record highs as easing US–China trade tensions boosted sentiment; S&P 500 closed above 6,800 for the first time, led by tech giants.

Gold slips below $4,000 as easing U.S.–China trade tensions weaken safe-haven demand; investors await Fed rate decision while oil steadies near $61.

US Stocks and Nasdaq surges over 200 points as tech stocks rebound; investors eye corporate earnings and renewed optimism over US–China trade talks.

Gold rises over 1% as geopolitical risks boost safe-haven demand, while US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil lift oil to a two-week high.

US stocks fall as trade tensions resurface and weak earnings from Texas Instruments and Netflix weigh on sentiment; Dow drops 334 points.

Gold dips to 2-week low on profit-taking before US CPI; oil surges over 3% as Washington plans new Russia sanctions and energy demand strengthens.

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.