Gold and bond moves from Netherlands, France fuel debate on US asset safety
Central banks in the Netherlands, France and Norway have moved gold or bonds out of US assets, raising concerns about Trump-era unpredictability.
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Central banks in the Netherlands, France and Norway have moved gold or bonds out of US assets, raising concerns about Trump-era unpredictability.
South Korean stocks and won rallied on AI chip demand, while Japan's Nikkei rose but the calmer markets narrative conflicts with Wall Street's decline.
CZ says bitcoin could overtake gold in the next bull run, with a price target near $697,000 if it matches investable gold's value.
Mohamed El-Erian discusses how a bond sell-off driven by buyer-base concerns, not just inflation, affects stocks, gold, currencies, and Fed politics.
Rick Bensignor says the 10-year Treasury yield could reach 6.07%, a level last seen before Bitcoin existed, and explains what that would mean for BTC.
Apple's first foldable iPhone expected at September 9 keynote, the first major event under new CEO John Ternus.
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.7795, stronger than the 6.7086 estimate, and drained liquidity via reverse repos.
Gold holds steady as strong jobs data keeps a September rate hike in play. Perth Mint sales slowed in August.
Asian stocks rallied on AI optimism, with chip stocks surging in Japan and South Korea, and the won hitting its strongest since October 2024.
The PBOC is expected to set its daily USD/CNY reference rate at 6.7086, according to a Reuters estimate.