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Goldman Sachs maintains its bullish gold outlook for 2025, keeping price targets at $4,440 in Q1 and $5,055 in Q4, citing central bank buying, ETF inflows, and expected Fed rate cuts despite recent volatility.
Gold bar sales at South Korea’s four major banks more than doubled to 345 billion won in the first nine months of 2025, driven by Fed rate cuts, a weaker dollar, and surging demand for safe-haven assets amid global uncertainty.
U.S. Stock Market Ends Friday with Gains but S&P 500 Breaks 3-Week Winning Streak
U.S. stock markets experienced a mixed week, with a rally on Friday driven by inflation data that met expectations. The Dow Jones rose by 0.65%, the S&P 500 increased by 0.59%, and the Nasdaq gained 0.44%. However, these gains couldn't compensate for earlier losses, and all three major indexes close... [More info]
Korea Treasury Bond futures declined as US economic concerns eased, with the 3-year contract down 5 ticks and trading volumes falling; US Treasury yields rose on strong economic data, casting doubt on further Fed rate cuts.
The Fed just cut rates to 4%-4.25%, the first drop in 9 months! Aimed at a wobbly job market, but inflation and Trump’s pressure complicate things.
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Introduction The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to lower interest rates has captured headlines, signaling a shift in its approach to managing the U.S. economy. On September 18, 2025, the Fed cut its benchmark rate by a quarter percentage point, bringing...
The US Department of Labor sharply revised down annual nonfarm payroll growth by 911,000 jobs, revealing the labor market was weaker than previously reported and fueling expectations for Fed rate cuts.
Chinese and Hong Kong stocks fell over 1% as authorities consider curbs on speculation, while global markets react to US policy moves, earnings surprises, and regulatory shifts.