Market Analysis

US stocks retreat after Nasdaq and S&P hit record highs; traders eye earnings for AI momentum, while Fed officials signal support for more rate cuts.

Gold drops nearly 2% from record highs after the Israel–Hamas ceasefire eases tensions, while oil prices retreat as markets price in lower geopolitical risk.

Nasdaq closes above 25,000 for the first time as U.S. stocks hit new highs; Fed minutes show divisions on rate cuts while China and Hong Kong markets rally.

Gold nears $4,060 as safe-haven demand surges, while oil rebounds on stalled Russia-Ukraine peace talks and stronger U.S. demand.

Gold swung nearly 2% before closing lower as Fed hawkish remarks cooled rate-cut optimism, while oil prices rebounded from a 16-week low on supply concerns.

US stocks rose for a second day with Nvidia up 2% leading tech, while Chinese ADRs rallied. Markets eye shutdown risks and US jobs data.

Gold surged past $3,800 to a record $3,834 on Fed rate cut bets, U.S. shutdown fears, and geopolitical tensions, while oil fell on supply growth.

Gold traded sideways near $3,740 as traders awaited U.S. PCE data, while oil held near $65 with Fed policy and Russian export curbs in focus.

US stocks fell for a third day as rising yields hit tech. Oracle sank 5.5%, Tesla 4.4%, while Chinese EV stocks like NIO and XPeng jumped.

Gold fell as the dollar strengthened ahead of key US data, while oil surged to a seven-week high on inventory draws and supply disruptions.