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09.08.26 - 19:31
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Zentralbanken hamstern Gold (Tichys Einblick)
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Der 5. August war ein besonderer Tag am Edelmetallmarkt: Der Goldpreis schoss in der Spitze um über 4,5 Prozent nach oben und könnte nach Monaten der Konsolidierung in ein neues, positives Marktumfeld zurückkehren. Auch die südkoreanische Zentralbank meldete eine strategische Neuausrichtung bei den Edelmetallen. Die Bank of Korea kauft bereits über Gold-ETFs zu und bereitet parallel den ersten physischen Zukauf im eigenen Land seit 13 Jahren vor. Bislang lagern die gesamten Reserven von 104,4 Tonnen bei der Bank of England in London; künftig sollen die Lagerorte diversifiziert werden..
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31.07.26 - 16:42
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Futures Rise After Record Rip In Kospi; Bond Bounce Fades As Oil Jumps, BoJ On Hold (ZeroHedge)
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Futures Rise After Record Rip In Kospi; Bond Bounce Fades As Oil Jumps, BoJ On Hold
A broad rally in US tech stocks is extending for a second day, with Nasdaq 100 futures rising over 1%. Amazon is the standout in premarket trading, up by 12% after reporting a fifth quarter of cloud sales growth, while Apple is sinking 7% after its sales forecast was dented by industry-wide supply shortages.
The gains in big-tech come amid signs that, for some, AI spending is paying off - underpinned by strong demand. Amazon shares rallied in late trading after it reported AWS revenue growth of 37%, above consensus of 31.3% and the fastest clip since 2021, enabling traders to overlook another increased capex guide and negative free-cash flow.
On the flip side, Apple shares fell after component shortages weighed on the company's sales forecast, echoing caution mentioned by Qualcomm the previous day. Apple had run into the print as the best performing stock within the Mag 7 cohort year-to-date.
“The w...
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30.07.26 - 05:18
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Asian stocks trade mixed after Fed holds rates; Kospi rallies 4%, Shenzhen slips 300 points (Times of India)
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Asian equities showed signs of stabilizing on Thursday after a turbulent week. Taiwan and South Korea saw gains, while Japan's Nikkei headed for a decline. Oil prices briefly soared due to Middle East tensions before slipping back below $90. The US Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, leaving markets uncertain about future moves. Bond yields climbed to 19-year highs, reflecting this ongoing market apprehension....
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