The EUR/USD currency pair ended the week near the 1.1640 level, posting a weekly loss of around 0.7%. The fall came as the US Dollar remained strong against major global currencies.
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Gold Price Today Below $4,355 as Strong US Dollar Weighs on Rates
Gold (XAU/USD) Gold (XAU/USD) regains ground on Friday, edging modestly higher after earlier weakness, even as a resilient US Dollar (USD) caps upside momentum. At the time of writing, XAU/USD trades around $4,345, recovering from a daily low near $4,309.
Rupee Hits Record Low of 89.61 Against Dollar Amid US Trade Tensions & FPI Outflows
Indian Rupee falls to all-time low of 89.61 against USD due to US-India trade uncertainty and heavy foreign portfolio outflows. RBI’s lower intervention and rising import demand add pressure.
Silver Rally Continues! Neal Bhai Targets ₹1.60 Lakh After Stunning 40% Gain
Silver price has gained nearly 40% in 2025, driven by its dual demand as a safe-haven and industrialmetal. Neal Bhai forecasts further price increases, with longterm support levels and stronginvestor interest evident from rising ETF assets and institutional purchases.
Why Gold Prices Are Dropping and What to Watch Next
I’ve been keeping an eye on gold prices lately, and wow, they’ve taken a bit of a hit! As we head into the European tradingsession, gold (XAU/USD) is sitting well below $3,300, actually touching a one-week low this Wednesday. So, what’s causing this dip? Let’s break it down in simpleterms.
Silver Prices Stay Steady Amid Middle East Tensions (Monday, June 23, 2025)
Silver prices hold at $36 per ounce despite Middle East conflicts and a stronger US dollar. Learn how global tensions and demand affect silver’s market trends.
Silver Price Forecast: XAG/USD Prices Drop to $35.45 Despite Middle East Tensions
Silver Price Forecast: Silver prices (XAG/USD), have dropped to around $35.45 during Thursday’s European trading session. This marks the third day in a row that silver has fallen, losing nearly 1.5% of its value. Even though silver reached a high of $36.90 earlier this week—the highest in over ten years—it’s now facing selling pressure. Surprisingly, this drop is happening despite growing tensions in the Middle East, which usually make safe-haven assets like silver more attractive.