Gold dips below $5,100 as higher Treasury yields, stronger dollar offset Mideast tensions; traders await payrolls.
TD Securities says minor Canada–US trade changes won’t alter growth; uncertainty weighs, energy prices offset, rate cuts fade.
Sterling strengthened as Rabobank expects no Bank of England cuts in 2025, amid sticky inflation, higher gas.
Silver slipped to $82.20, down 1.18%, as stronger US data boosted dollar, delaying Fed cuts.
US stocks slid as Iran-linked tanker blast fears lifted oil; Broadcom surged; gold rose; Fed cut odds fell.
U.S. 4-week Treasury bill auction yield rose to 3.64% from 3.625%, up 0.015 percentage points.
Pound Sterling slipped versus the US Dollar, extending weekly losses amid Middle East tensions and strong US jobs.
Markets watch US data and Fed outlook before March FOMC; resilient jobs and strong ISM curb cut expectations.
Nordea sees ECB holding rates, but Middle East risks may hasten hikes amid persistent inflation pressures.
AUD/USD falls near 0.7010 as strong US data and risk-off mood offset weaker Australian trade surplus.
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