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    Silver jumps Rs 5,000, gold rises Rs 2,000 as Trump extends Iran war ceasefire indefinitely. Time to buy?

    Gold and silver prices rose on MCX after the US signalled an extension of the Iran ceasefire, easing inflation concerns. Analysts expect volatility due to currency and oil price movements. Technical levels indicate key support and resistance zones, while elevated global prices and domestic trends keep traders cautious.

    Gold prices fall sharply as Trump extends Iran ceasefire, strong dollar and high rates add pressure

    Gold prices went down a lot after the US extended the Iran ceasefire, which reduced market fear. A strong dollar and high interest rates also made gold less attractive for investors. Oil prices and inflation are still high, adding pressure. Markets remain uncertain, and gold may stay weak for now, even though it is still seen as a safe asset long term.

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    We are in times when a statement by US President Trump can cause crude oil prices to drop sharply and another by Iran can push them back up. So, expecting rational behaviour in the equity markets is probably expecting too much. At this point of time, it is all about relative performance. So, can banking stocks outperform in a long phase of correction? Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components ,earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum, to generate standardised scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.

    US–Iran War Day 53: Last hours for peace? Ceasefire nears expiry as Trump warns 'bombs will go off' & Iran threatens Hormuz; Markets watch nervously

    Iran War Day 53 News: US–Iran war entered day 53 with tensions rising as a fragile ceasefire neared expiry and uncertainty surrounded possible talks in Pakistan, with United States President Donald Trump warning the truce is “highly unlikely” to be extended and Iran signaling readiness for escalation while accusing Washington of violations; threats around the Strait of Hormuz, continued maritime tensions, and disputes over Iran’s nuclear stockpile kept global sentiment on edge even as parallel Israel–Lebanon tensions persisted.

    Why US stock market suddenly crashes today? Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq fall after opening higher as rally fades and risks return

    Why US stock market suddenly crashes today? US stock market today is flashing a sharp reversal signal. The Dow fell 78 points. The S&P 500 dropped over 22 points. The Nasdaq lost more than 60 points within hours. This sudden fall comes after an early rally attempt failed to hold. Rising oil prices above $88 WTI and $96 Brent are driving fresh inflation fears. Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite are reacting to this pressure. Strong retail sales of 1.7% are not helping sentiment. High fuel costs are pushing inflation higher instead. At the same time, rising US-Iran tensions and oil supply risks are shaking confidence.

    The Economic Times
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