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Pakistan mediates US-Iran agreement to end Gulf war, causing oil prices to plunge and yen to surge.
Australian dollar surges to four-year high after RBA raises rates; oil drops 10% on US-Iran deal hopes. Markets react to geopolitical shifts.
Upcoming non-farm payrolls data will test if the economy remains resilient enough to keep Fed policy on hold or if a softening labor market could revive rate cut bets.
South Korea's Kospi index surged 6.5% to a new peak above 7,000, extending 2026 gains over 70%.
London's FTSE 100 surged 2.2% on Wednesday, recovering from Tuesday's steep decline amid easing geopolitical tensions.
Germany's Dax rose 2.2% and France's Cac 40 added 2.9% as European stocks rallied on de-escalation in the Hormuz Strait and trade optimism.
France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX rallied on Wednesday as geopolitical tensions eased, with all sectors except oil and gas closing higher.
France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX gained 2.9% and 2.2% as markets rose broadly, except oil and gas stocks.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit new records amid blockbuster earnings, while Defense Secretary Hegseth claims the ceasefire is not over.
Gold prices jumped on a weaker dollar and optimism over a U.S.-Middle East peace deal, making bullion more attractive.
Platinum jumped 3.5% to $2,020.50 per ounce today, driven by a weaker dollar and improved investor sentiment. The metal joins other precious metals in a broad rally.
Palladium rose 3.9% to $1,543.76, driven by a weaker dollar and Middle East peace hopes, alongside gains in silver and platinum.
Dogecoin gains 7% as meme coins rally 15% WoW. DOGE ETFs see first inflows since April, signaling renewed investor interest.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) gained this week alongside Dogecoin and Pepe, driven by Bitcoin's recovery and renewed risk appetite. Key takeaways inside.
Lead prices rose on reports of a ceasefire framework involving the Strait of Hormuz, but Trump's skepticism tempered gains.
Crude oil prices rose amid Iran war escalation fears, lifting inflation concerns and capping gold gains while dragging global stock markets lower.
Trump's call for South Korea to join Iran mission adds to market fears as oil prices rise and indices fall.
The US dollar strengthened on war fears as Iran denied border crossings. Ripple's CEO warns Senate has two weeks to pass crypto legislation.
FTSE 100 fell 1.4% amid fading US-Iran ceasefire prospects, bucking European gains. Oil prices elevated.