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Middle East War Casts a Shadow Over Indian Equities: Why Nearly $240 Billion in Wealth Can “Evaporate” in Just One Week
Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are delivering a major shock to India’s financial markets
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A Strong Reversal Signal Appears – How Far Might Silver Decline?
Silver rebounded to around USD 85 per ounce in Friday’s trading session after declining for the previous two consecutive sessions. However, on the whole, the metal is still on track to close the week with relatively limited overall movement.
Stocks Slide, Oil Surges: What Is the Global Market Worried About in the Gulf?
Global financial markets have just gone through another volatile session, with Asian equities falling sharply while oil prices surged again.
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THE CORRECTIVE STRUCTURE IS TAKING SHAPE — WILL SILVER SEE A DEEPER DECLINE?
Silver is going through one of the most volatile years in modern market history. Surging as much as 161% year-on-year, the white metal reached a record high of $121.62 per ounce in January 2026 before entering a sharp correction after the CME raised margin requirements, sending prices tumbling back toward the $65 area.
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Asia-Pacific Stocks Rise Amid Middle East Tensions: Market Sentiment Improves, but Risks Still Remain
Asia-Pacific stock markets moved higher in the March 11 trading session as investors regained some composure after sharp volatility triggered by tensions in the Middle East.
How Loss Aversion Affects Investors’ Decisions
In the field of finance and investment, loss aversion is considered one of the most important psychological factors influencing investors’ decisions. It not only constrains investment behavior but can also lead to serious mistakes in financial strategy.
Dollar, Bonds, or Gold: Which Is the Safest Haven to Hold When Markets Turn Volatile?
Whenever geopolitical tensions escalate, markets return to an old but never outdated question: what should investors hold for protection? The U.S. dollar, government bonds, or gold?