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Gold prices have historically surpassed 3000 dollars, and international Institutions have collectively raised their expectations!
On March 14, gold futures in New York broke the $3,000 mark, and spot Gold reached $2,990 per ounce, continuing to hit historical highs. As concerns regarding the USA's economic outlook intensify, the demand for Gold as a safe-haven Assets has significantly increased, especially with the uncertainties in the market due to potentially destructive trade policies from the Trump administration, leading investors to turn to Gold as a traditional safe-haven Assets. Gold surpassed $3,000 with a massive delivery reported, which followed the COMEX announcing a delivery volume of 0.41 million ounces, resulting in a significant surge in the gold futures market. Meanwhile, physical Gold...
BofA Lifts SocGen Price Target on Short-term Catalysts
Nomura expects that the European Central Bank will only cut interest rates once this year.
Nomura Securities currently expects that the European Central Bank will only cut interest rates once this year, which contrasts with most Brokerages that still believe there will be at least two cuts. Previously, the European Central Bank hinted at the possibility of pausing interest rate cuts in its most recent meeting. On Thursday, the European Central Bank lowered the deposit rate to 2.5%, marking the sixth rate cut since June last year. The European Central Bank stated that as inflation returns to the 2% target, the restrictiveness of monetary policy is weakening. Although the wording may suggest further rate cuts, President Lagarde did not reiterate that rates are on a downward track but instead indicated that both rate cuts and pauses in rate hikes are possible. Nomura economists on Thursday evening.
Express News | Palantir Reveals Deployment Of Specialized Technological Solutions Within Societe Generale For Its International Retail Banking Activities
Palantir Partners With Societe Generale
J.P. Morgan Upgrades SOCIETE GENERLE(SCGLY.US) to Buy Rating, Raises Target Price to $48.39