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Gold clinches record tops past $3,700
Gold prices pick up pace and surpass the key $3,700 per troy ounce to reach a record top on Tuesday. The precious metal’s daily advance comes in response to the weaker Greenback, declining US yields and expectations of further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
EUR/USD hits yearly highs near 1.1860
EUR/USD keeps its optimism well in place in the wake of US data releases on turnaround Tuesday, hitting fresh 2025 peaks around the 1.1860 zone. The ongoing increase in spot is a result of further losses in the US Dollar, as investors continue to favour a rate cut by the Fed this week.
GBP/USD climbs to two-month highs, focus on 1.3700
GBP/USD adds to Monday’s optimism and advances to new two-month peaks around 1.3660 on the back of the generalised bearish tone surrounding the US Dollar, while auspicious results from the UK’s labour market report also contribute to the upbeat mood around the quid.
Global inflation watch: Tariff pass-through still in progress
Inflation picked up speed in August across major economies, though still very moderately. Inflation expectations continue to diverge between the US and the rest of the world. In the US, tariff costs are slowly making their way through the economy, but impact on final consumer prices has so far been limited.
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