EUR/USD
1.17658
0.080%
Gold
3336.87
0.328%
Oil
65.684
-0.949%
USD/JPY
144.396
-0.352%
GBP/USD
1.36429
-0.092%
GBP/JPY
197.003
-0.425%
Real-time News
July 4, gold futures rose, shaking off the earlier decline caused by stronger-than-expected U.S. non-farm payrolls data. Analysts at Commerzbank said in a report that gold prices are expected to close flat this week after recovering the losses caused by Thursdays employment report. The bank said the report was generally mixed, but the slight drop in the unemployment rate should make the Federal Reserve optimistic that the uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies has not yet dealt a severe blow to businesses. The Federal Reserve may continue to delay rate cuts, which is a negative factor for gold, analysts wrote. However, the main support for gold prices comes first from volatile U.S. policies, which are eroding investor confidence in U.S. assets and boosting safe-haven demand for gold.International Atomic Energy Agency: A team of IAEA inspectors has safely left Iran and returned to its headquarters in Vienna today, following a stop in Tehran during the recent conflict.According to the Wall Street Journal: The United Nations withdrew its inspectors from Iran for security reasons.On July 4, a document showed that Google (GOOG.O) was hit by an EU antitrust complaint. A group of independent publishers complained about its AI overview feature and asked Google to take interim measures to prevent irreparable harm to them. Googles AI overview feature is an AI-generated summary that is displayed above traditional hyperlinks to related web pages and is shown to users in more than 100 countries. Last May, the company began adding ads to the AI overview. Googles integration of artificial intelligence into search is the companys biggest bet, but the move has raised concerns among some content providers such as publishers.Market news: Google (GOOG.O) faces EU antitrust complaints, and independent publishers have filed charges against its AI overview. Publishers seek EU interim measures, claiming irreparable damage to competition. Similar complaints and requests for interim measures have also been submitted to the UK competition regulator.
