EUR/USD
1.16000
0.005%
Gold
4120.14
-0.116%
Oil
57.557
0.043%
USD/JPY
151.929
0.003%
GBP/USD
1.33684
-0.004%
GBP/JPY
203.110
0.006%
Real-time News
Precious metals prices plummeted from all-time highs on Tuesday, before gold stabilized and silver edged lower in early Asian trading. Meanwhile, the US stock markets rally faltered, showing signs of buyer fatigue. A combination of factors contributed to the decline in precious metals prices, including positive trade negotiations, a stronger dollar, overbought technicals, uncertainty surrounding investor positioning due to the government shutdown, and the end of Indias seasonal buying spree. Fawad Razaqzada, an analyst at City Index and Forex.com, believes that golds recent gains have been extraordinary, driven by falling yields, continued central bank buying, and expectations of further monetary easing. "Markets rarely move in a straight line," he said. "But its premature to call the broader bull trend over. While a pullback is natural, its worth noting that many investors missed out on the previous surge. Soon, they may step in to buy the dip, which will help contain the sell-off."On October 22, Laopu Gold (06181.HK) announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that on October 21, 2025 (after the trading hours of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange), the company entered into a placing agreement with the placing agent, pursuant to which the placing agent has conditionally and separately agreed to act as the agent of the Company to use its best efforts to induce a total of not less than six placees to purchase 3,711,800 new H shares in accordance with the terms and subject to the conditions contained in the placing agreement. The placing price is HK$732.49 per H share (a discount of 4.5% to the latest closing price).On October 22, bond traders were preparing for further declines in U.S. Treasury yields, even though the 30-year bond yield fell to a six-month low on Tuesday. Data showed that the cost of option bets to protect against a sharp drop in yields was rising rapidly. With the U.S. government shutdown about to become the second longest in history, coupled with renewed concerns about the credit market and escalating trade tensions, traders are pouring into high-quality safe-haven assets. The rise in the U.S. Treasury market is pushing the entire yield curve lower. Citi strategist David Bieber wrote: "In terms of positioning, the tactical deployment is clear - go long on everything, and the market is quickly chasing the appreciation of U.S. bonds."Kyiv Mayor: Russia launched an airstrike on Kyiv and Ukrainian air defense forces are operating.Vales nickel production in the third quarter was 46,800 tons, and its nickel sales in the third quarter were 42,900 tons.
