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GOLD PRICES EDGE LOWER AS U.S.-IRAN TENSIONS ESCALATE AGAIN
Gold prices slipped slightly on Monday after news that the Strait of Hormuz had been closed again sent oil prices sharply higher, reviving inflation concerns.
Oil Surges, Stocks Wobble: When the Fate of Global Markets Is Compressed into the Strait of Hormuz
As of April 20, 2026, global financial markets entered the new week in a state of both tension and caution.
The Dollar Weakens as Risk Appetite Returns Following Signals from Hormuz
On April 17, 2026, the U.S. dollar fell to its lowest level in several weeks as global markets shifted sharply into risk-on mode after Iran announced that the Strait of Hormuz had reopened to commercial vessels during a temporary ceasefire period. Reuters reported that the Dollar Index fell 0.3% to 97.96, after earlier touching 97.632, its lowest level in seven weeks
India Halts Gold and Silver Imports: A Warning Signal for Global Markets?
The global precious metals market is facing a notable variable as banks in India have unexpectedly halted gold and silver import orders. The cause does not stem from market demand, but rather from delays in the issuance of formal government authorization.
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Dollar Nears Six-Week Lows as Markets Bet on an Iran Peace Deal
The U.S. dollar is trading near its lowest level in six weeks against major currencies, as market sentiment improves on expectations that the United States and Iran may be moving closer to an agreement that could ease tensions in the region. On April 16, the Dollar Index hovered around 98.027, after falling for eight consecutive sessions through Wednesday and giving back most of the gains that had previously been driven by the Iran conflict.
Malaysia Morning Wrap: KLCI Rebounds as Credit Fundamentals Remain Firm, but Global Risks Are Far From Over
Malaysia’s stock market is showing notable signs of recovery after coming under pressure from geopolitical instability and concerns over slowing global growth. The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI rose 0.45% to 1,688.12 on April 14, supported by gains in heavyweight banking stocks and improving regional sentiment, as expectations that U.S.-Iran dialogue could resume helped ease fears of oil supply disruption.
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GOLD SURGES AS THE U.S. DOLLAR WEAKENS
Gold prices climbed 2% on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, while expectations of renewed talks between the United States and Iran also helped support prices by easing inflation concerns.