Google ended its EU antitrust complaint against Microsoft, but the company still faces an active investigation into its cloud licensing practices.

Gold passed above 4175-85 with signs that more advance is still to come.

The EUR/USD price eased as the dollar pulled back after three consecutive days of losses.

Just in time for your Black Friday excitement, we have a COMEX shutdown, gold and silver flash crashes, and a whole lot of confusion out there right now.

Amgen's stock price surged following the FDA's full approval of IMDELLTRA, positioning the company favorably for long-term growth in oncology and signaling increased market confidence.

Brent touched below $63 per barrel on Friday, heading for a fourth consecutive monthly decline – the longest losing streak in over two years.

Stocks declined on the final trading day of the month, even as expectations for a Fed interest rate cut increased, keeping a global equity index poised for its strongest week since June.

Headline inflation remained unchanged in November, providing new ammunition for those at the European Central Bank arguing against further rate cuts.

The US dollar is trading firmer against nearly all the G10 currencies.

Bitcoin's rally stalled near $92,500 as fading momentum and institutional caution suggest further consolidation, with critical levels at $80,000 and $93,000 guiding the near-term outlook.

The GBP/USD pair is edging higher, trading around 1.3239, following a pause in its five-day rally.

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Gold hovers near two-week highs as traders weigh Fed policy signals.

The USD/CHF exchange rate has remained in a narrow range in the past few months.

GBP/USD forecast remains higher as the UK budget provides near-term support.

Markets are already reacting to unconfirmed reports that US President Donald Trump has selected a successor to Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Gold prices have surged to approximately $4,190 per ounce as of late November 2025, marking a five-week high and positioning the precious metal for a fourth consecutive monthly gain.

The labor market has avoided a worst-case scenario with an improvement in November.

Palladium held near $1,420/oz, its highest level since mid‑November, supported by the launch of palladium futures trading in China and growing expectations of Fed easing in December.

Volatility should remain capped due to tight US volumes today.