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Global gold markets witnessed a robust rally. Spot gold prices climbed sharply by nearly 1%, firmly settling above $4693.14 per ounce. Concurrently, gold futures on the COMEX also gained strength, rising 0.75% intraday to surpass the $4720 per ounce level, reflecting positive market sentiment towards the precious metal.
Read MoreBitcoin has broken through the $69,000 barrier, reaching $69,011.43. Following this peak, a minor correction occurred with a 0.37% drop over 24 hours, signaling high market volatility. Analysts advise investors to exercise caution and implement robust risk management strategies.
Read MoreA major trading platform will delist all WAN leverage trading pairs on April 10, 2026. Users must close positions or transfer assets before this deadline. The platform will not be liable for any resulting losses, emphasizing user responsibility.
Read MoreUBS has revised its gold price forecast, lowering the June-end target to $5,200 per ounce. The bank attributes this adjustment to softening investor demand in a high-volatility environment, indicating reduced safe-haven interest.
Read MoreKey U.S. stock index futures surged in pre-market trading on April 7th. The rally was driven by rising optimism over a potential international agreement, signaling that easing geopolitical tensions is positively impacting investor sentiment.
Read MoreOn April 7, the onshore Chinese yuan demonstrated significant strength against the US dollar, closing at 6.8597 with a notable gain of 206 basis points from the previous session. This rebound signals improving market sentiment and reflects recent shifts in domestic and global economic dynamics.
Read MoreLeading crypto exchange Binance will delist four spot trading pairs, including BNB/TUSD and SOL/TUSD, on April 10 to enhance market efficiency and user experience.
Read MoreUBS has revised its long-term targets for the S&P 500 index downwards. The bank lowered its June 2026 forecast from 7,300 to 7,000 points and its December 2026 target from 7,700 to 7,500 points. This adjustment indicates a more cautious outlook on future market growth and economic conditions.
Read MorePersistent Middle East geopolitical risks could keep energy prices elevated, benefiting the US as a net oil exporter and supporting the dollar. Markets are closely watching negotiations and their potential impact on global energy markets and currency trends.
Read MoreIran's president declared on social media that over 14 million citizens have pledged readiness to sacrifice their lives defending the nation, with the president personally vowing to lead by example. This underscores profound national unity and patriotic resolve.
Read MoreChina's central bank has increased its gold reserves for the 17th consecutive month, reaching approximately 2,313.48 tons by end-March. This sustained accumulation highlights gold's strategic role in diversifying national reserves amid global economic uncertainties.
Read MoreECB Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch has signaled openness to raising key interest rates at the April meeting. He emphasized that persistent inflation may necessitate a series of consecutive rate hikes, marking a potential pivotal shift in the ECB's monetary policy stance.
Read MoreIn the past month, major financial institutions like Morgan Stanley, Charles Schwab, and Citadel have announced plans to build Bitcoin business capabilities, signaling a significant new phase of institutional adoption for digital assets.
Read MoreBinance Futures will implement significant updates to leverage and margin tiers for multiple USDT-M perpetual contracts, including XPL, WIF, LINEA, and SNX, on April 10th. The one-hour update may affect existing positions, prompting traders to review risk management strategies beforehand.
Read MoreA leading global digital asset exchange will implement a new Price Range Execution Rule for spot trading starting April 14, 2026. This mechanism dynamically limits order execution prices to prevent abnormal trades during extreme volatility, aiming to foster a fair and orderly market.
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