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Wall Street Hits Fresh Records as AI Rally Continues and Oil Slumps on Iran Deal Hopes – Century Financial

US Markets US equity indices closed higher yesterday as earnings momentum continues. SPX rose 1.8% to $7,750, a new record, and NDX jumped 3%. In today’s session, both indices are marginally higher, with SPX trading around $7,770. The outlook for today is bullish. Strong earnings results from Palantir and Caterpillar helped pull stock indexes higher. […]
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Ceasefire Calms Oil, Lifts Gold, but Inflation Risks Keep Markets on Edge – Comments from Century Financial

Gold and Silver In today’s session, metal prices increased by nearly 1% following the United States’ cessation of a two-week strike against Iran. Meanwhile, the Islamic Republic indicated it would refrain from retaliatory action and engaged in discussions with Oman to address the critical matter of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. However, the metal […]
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Gold Steadies Above $4,000 Despite Rising Rate Expectations and Middle East Tensions – Comments from Century Financial

Gold & Silver Gold is holding firm near $4,125 in Asian trading today after gaining around 3% over the previous two sessions, as dip-buying and short covering helped the metal recover from recent lows. A softer US dollar is also providing some support, although rising Treasury yields are limiting further upside.Middle East tensions remain elevated, […]
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Hormuz Risk Back in Focus: Oil Jumps, Markets Turn Cautious – Comments from Century Financial

Crude Oil WTI crude fell by over 4% in yesterday’s session on optimism about a possible U.S.–Iran agreement. WTI rebounded strongly in today’s session, rising over 2% to trade near $93.93, while Brent climbed 2.2% above $98.5 as renewed military escalation between the U.S. and Iran revived concerns over supply disruptions through the Strait of […]
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Markets Rise as Oil Prices Ease and AI Optimism Holds Strong – Comments from Century Financial

U.S. Markets The S&P 500 ended Thursday’s trading session 0.17% up, continuing Wednesday’s momentum, as investors focused on hopes for Middle East peace, while oil prices and bond yields retreated. Markets remained highly sensitive to geopolitical headlines throughout the week. Unresolved issues around Iran’s uranium program and control of the Strait of Hormuz continue