Commerzbank’s Thu Lan Nguyen notes that recent US Supreme Court rulings have thrown US tariff policy into disarray, with President Trump responding by announcing and then raising a new global tariff. She argues that markets focused on the fiscal implications and on tariffs as a foreign policy tool, raising questions for Dollar investors about what

Silver prices surged on Monday (Febraury 23), with bullion hitting multi-week highs as investors sought safety amid renewed uncertainty over US trade policy and geopolitical risks. Spot gold rose 1.1% to $5,161.64 per ounce in early trade, after touching its highest level since January 30. US gold futures for April delivery climbed 2% to $5,183

President Trump’s tariff hike raises new concerns about global economic stability and oil demand Crude oil prices decreased on Monday by approximately 1 percent, influenced by the news that the United States and Iran are organizing a third cycle of nuclear negotiations. This development helped alleviate anxieties regarding a broadening regional struggle, though new tariff

Gold (XAUUSD) and Silver (XAG) rally as 1,000 tonnes of central bank buying and a weaker dollar fuel demand. Can the breakout sustain? Gold and silver stepped up on Monday, grabbing onto a three-week long bounce as investors did some portfolio house-keeping in the face of escalating trade tensions and a rapidly weakening US dollar.