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President Trump's 10% temporary surcharge on imports, effective February 24, 2026, reshapes global trade costs and USD dynamics for the next 150 days—here's what matters for your portfolio.
The February 24 effective date of the 10% import tariff sparked equity futures declines as traders price in trade war escalation risks, sectoral disparities, and economic headwinds ahead.
Crude prices climb amid US-Iran nuclear standoff and military strike fears, creating trading opportunities at the intersection of geopolitical risk and structural supply dynamics.
Silver jumped 6.07% on tariff shock as the administration's 15% global levy takes effect. Here's what drove the rally and what traders should watch next.
Gold consolidates with bullish bias as technical analysis points to potential pullbacks toward 5,020-4,980 before advancing to 5,150-5,205 targets.
Gold prices stabilize around $5,185 amid rising US-Iran tensions and trade uncertainty, with major forecasts suggesting year-end targets above $6,300. Explore what's driving precious metal demand and what traders should watch.
Oil prices declined sharply as Iran-US nuclear negotiations advance, with Brent crude falling to $71.30 and WTI to $65.63, reflecting reduced geopolitical risk premium in global energy markets.
Oil prices fell sharply as US-Iran nuclear talks signaled diplomatic progress, with traders unwinding geopolitical risk premiums and focusing on inventory builds and structural supply dynamics.
Gold fell to $5,143.85 as geopolitical tensions eased and risk appetite improved. Despite the pullback, structural factors and Wall Street forecasts suggest gold remains well-supported through 2026.
