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XAU/USD Clings to Gains above $1,860, Focus Remains on US CPI Report

Gold (XAU/USD) has long been a valued commodity, historically used as a symbol of wealth and a form of currency. In modern trading, it serves as a hedge against economic uncertainties and is traded through mechanisms like ETFs and futures. Central banks also hold gold as a reserve, while demand from the jewelry sector significantly impacts its price. Factors influencing its cost include supply and demand, geopolitical events, and the strength of major currencies. As technology advances, gold's role in the trading industry is continually evolving.

The gold price is in the midst of a resurgence after falling to its lowest level in over a month. The XAU/USD has clung to its gains above $1,860, a nearly 0.50% increase for the day. The upward momentum is likely due to a weaker US dollar and fears of a recession that have made investors wary of riskier investments.

The Innovator’s Dilemma: How Google’s Fear of Cannibalization Led to a $150 Billion Loss

Google Lost $150 Billion After Its AI Presentation

Google, one of the world’s leading technology giants, has experienced a loss of $150 billion in just two days following its AI presentation mess-up. This sudden drop in market value is more than the entire market capitalization of several significant companies like HSBC, Raytheon Technologies, PetroChina International, American Express, Boeing, Goldman Sachs, Starbucks, BlackRock, and […]