#investor-behavior
#investor-behavior
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5 days agoUSD/JPY between waning US momentum and rising global caution - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
The USD/JPY pair reflects market volatility driven by economic and psychological factors, with renewed focus on US-China trade negotiations.
#tariffs
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2 months agoUS stock market opens almost 4% lower and 'getting close to bottom' as Trump's tariffs is causing 'havoc' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
US stocks fell sharply due to concerns over President Trump's sweeping tariffs crippling the global economy.
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2 months agoUS stock market opens almost 4% lower and 'getting close to bottom' as Trump's tariffs is causing 'havoc' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
US stocks fell sharply due to concerns over President Trump's sweeping tariffs crippling the global economy.
#gold-market
US politics
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3 months agoWhy the Price of Gold Keeps Going Up
Gold prices are surging amid fears linked to President Trump's policies, indicating rising investor concern despite a solid stock market.
London
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1 month agoUK gold price hits historic 2,500 all-time high - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Gold has reached record prices, driving high demand among both new and seasoned investors for safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainty.
London
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1 month agoUK gold price hits historic 2,500 all-time high - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Gold has reached record prices, driving high demand among both new and seasoned investors for safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainty.
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6 months agoThe fall in WTI crude oil price due to the hop of a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
The decline in WTI reflects how energy markets respond to expectations of changes in geopolitical risks. Investors, sensitive to any potential disruption in crude oil supply security, quickly react to news suggesting a de-escalation of international tensions.
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