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Federal Reserve News 14 November 2025 - 18 November 2025

Silver Near $50 – Is a New Record Imminent? Inside 2025’s Soaring Silver Surge

Silver Price Today, November 18, 2025: XAG/USD Hovers Around $50 as Fed Rate-Cut Hopes Fade

Silver is trading around the psychologically important $50 per ounce mark on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, as investors digest a stronger US dollar, fading hopes of a near-term Federal Reserve rate cut, and mixed signals from industrial demand and ETF flows. Across major data providers, spot silver (XAG/USD) is fluctuating in a relatively tight band near $50: That puts silver roughly 7–8% below recent record highs above $54 touched earlier this year, but still dramatically higher than levels seen in previous years, with some 5‑year data showing gains of over 100% versus 2020 prices.  The Economic Times+1 Global silver price snapshot – November 18, 2025 Because
18 November 2025
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Gold Hits $4,000 as AI Frenzy Pushes Stocks Near Record – Boom or Bust Ahead?

Gold Price Today, 18 November 2025: Spot Gold Hovers Near $4,050 as Fed Jitters Extend Losing Streak

Gold prices slipped again on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, with spot gold trading just above the key $4,000 level as investors scale back expectations of a December U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut and global markets move into “risk-off” mode. Major data providers show spot gold (XAU/USD) oscillating in a tight band around $4,040–$4,060 per ounce through the morning session. One leading bullion dealer quoted live spot prices near $4,062/oz at 06:40 a.m. ET, while other pricing aggregators showed values around $4,047/oz and $4,041/oz earlier in the day.  JM Bullion+2150Currency.com+2 A separate daily reference from a U.S. bullion house logged gold at roughly $4,043/oz for 18 November, underscoring how prices
18 November 2025
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Gold Soars Past $4,000 for the First Time – Inside the Historic Rally and What’s Next

Gold Price Today, November 17, 2025: Spot Gold Slips Toward $4,020 as Dollar Firms; Traders Eye Fed Minutes and Delayed U.S. Jobs Data

Published November 17, 2025 Summary: Gold prices eased on Monday as a stronger U.S. dollar and fading odds of a near‑term Federal Reserve rate cut dented demand for the non‑yielding metal. By mid‑afternoon in New York, spot bullion traded near $4,019 per ounce and December COMEX futures settled around $4,074.50. Markets are now focused on this week’s Fed minutes and the rescheduled U.S. jobs report after the government reopened. Reuters Where the gold price stands right now Note: Quotes are real‑time or near real‑time and can change quickly during the session. Always check a live feed before making decisions. Investing.com
17 November 2025
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Stock Market Today, Nov. 13, 2025: Dow Slides as Disney Plunges and Tech Stocks Drop After Trump Ends Record Shutdown

US Stock Market Today, November 17, 2025: Futures Rebound as Nvidia Earnings, Jobs Data and Fed Signals Take Center Stage

U.S. stock futures were higher early Monday, November 17, 2025, pointing to a cautious rebound on Wall Street after last week’s tech-driven volatility. Traders are positioning around three big themes: Nvidia’s make-or-break earnings report, the restart of official U.S. economic data after the government shutdown, and fading odds of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Investing.com+2Reuters+2 Wall Street futures signal a tentative risk-on mood Before the opening bell, futures tied to all three major U.S. indices were in the green. Contracts on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were up around 0.2%, S&P 500 futures gained roughly 0.6%, and Nasdaq 100
17 November 2025
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Gold Prices Smash All-Time Highs – Is Now the Moment to Buy or Bail?

Gold Price Today, November 17, 2025: Bullion Hovers Near $4,090 as Dollar Strength and Fed Jitters Cap Gains

Gold prices are starting the new week on a cautious note. On Monday, November 17, 2025, spot gold is trading just above the psychologically important $4,000 mark, with traders caught between lingering safe‑haven demand and a firmer U.S. dollar plus fading hopes of an imminent Federal Reserve rate cut. Reuters+2JM Bullion+2 Below is a detailed look at where gold stands today in global markets and in India, what’s driving the move, and what traders and consumers should watch through the rest of the week. Gold Price Snapshot for Today (17 November 2025) Global benchmarks (USD) Performance context Key takeaways:Gold remains
17 November 2025
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Gold Soars Past $4,000 for the First Time – Inside the Historic Rally and What’s Next

Gold Price Today, 16 November 2025: Spot Gold Holds Near $4,080 After Fed Shock and Shutdown Relief

Updated: Sunday, 16 November 2025 After one of the wildest weeks of the year for precious metals, the gold market is catching its breath. On Sunday, 16 November 2025, spot gold is effectively frozen around US$4,080 per troy ounce, with most global feeds showing little change from Friday’s close as major exchanges remain shut for the weekend.  Gold Pricez+2Price Gold+2 Even after a sharp late‑week pullback, gold is still up around 55–56% year‑to‑date, on track for its best annual performance since 1979 and trading not far below October’s all‑time highs above US$4,370.  The Economic Times+2FX Leaders+2 Live gold price today (16 November 2025) Because
16 November 2025
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Investors Flee S&P 500 ETF for Total Market: Vanguard’s VTI Soars as VOO Sees Outflows

VOO ETF November 2025 Outlook: Fed Pivot, AI Boom & S&P 500 Forecast

Recent Performance and Price Action Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF (VOO) has been riding high in 2025, reaching record levels alongside its benchmark index. The ETF is up roughly 15–18% year-to-date and about 13–14% over the past year (as of mid-November 2025) finance.yahoo.com. In fact, the S&P 500 itself closed at 6,728.80 on November 7 – near an all-time high and edging toward the 7,000 mark reuters.com. This surge has been fueled by a powerful rally in mega-cap technology stocks and optimism around artificial intelligence (AI). VOO’s price recently climbed into the low-$600s per share, reflecting the broader market’s strength. Despite the strong uptrend, volatility
15 November 2025
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Stocks Slip as Tech Wobble Returns; Layoffs Spike and Tariff Showdown Clouds Outlook — Stock Market Today (Nov. 6, 2025)

U.S. Stocks End Week Mixed as Tech Rebounds Amid Fed Uncertainty – Nov 15, 2025

Major U.S. stock indexes closed out a volatile week with a mixed performance on Friday, November 15, 2025. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell modestly while the S&P 500 was essentially flat and the Nasdaq Composite managed a slight gain investing.com. Investors grappled with shifting Federal Reserve policy expectations, a rotation away from high-flying technology stocks, and macroeconomic signals ranging from cooling inflation to the end of a prolonged government shutdown. Key Takeaways: Major Indexes Post Mixed Finish Wall Street’s closing numbers reflected a mixed finish to the week. On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost about 0.65%, the
15 November 2025
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Gold Soars Past $4,000 for the First Time – Inside the Historic Rally and What’s Next

Gold Price Today, 15 November 2025: XAU/USD Holds Above $4,080 as Fed Hawks Spark Global Pullback

Gold prices are trading just above the $4,080 per ounce mark today, 15 November 2025, after a whipsaw week that saw bullion surge to fresh highs above $4,200 before tumbling on hawkish US Federal Reserve commentary and the end of the record US government shutdown. Twelve Data+2Gold Price+2 Key Takeaways at a Glance Global Gold Price Today (XAU/USD) Real‑time pricing varies slightly across data providers, but the global picture is clear: gold is consolidating below recent peaks and holding a key support zone just above $4,000. Different feeds use slightly different cut‑off times and benchmarks, but together they suggest: Gold
15 November 2025
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QQQ Stock Today (November 14, 2025): Invesco QQQ ETF Rebounds as Tech Recovers and Fed Rate-Cut Doubts Grow

QQQ Stock Today (November 14, 2025): Invesco QQQ ETF Rebounds as Tech Recovers and Fed Rate-Cut Doubts Grow

The tech‑heavy Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ: QQQ) spent Friday clawing back part of Thursday’s sharp losses, as investors bought big technology and AI names even while dialing back expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. By mid‑afternoon in New York, QQQ was trading around $611–$612, up roughly 0.5% on the day and tracking a similar rebound in the Nasdaq after a bruising 2%+ tech selloff on Thursday. Investing.com+1 QQQ stock price today: quick snapshot As of the latest intraday data on Friday, November 14, 2025: These figures are drawn from live ETF quote and analytics platforms tracking QQQ’s
14 November 2025
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SPY Stock Today (Nov. 14, 2025): AI Jitters, Fed Rate‑Cut Doubts and a Choppy S&P 500 Rebound

SPY Stock Today (Nov. 14, 2025): AI Jitters, Fed Rate‑Cut Doubts and a Choppy S&P 500 Rebound

Friday, November 14, 2025 The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (ticker: SPY) — the world’s most traded stock-market ETF — is spending today trying to shake off one of its worst sessions in weeks, with traders caught between “AI bubble?” headlines and growing doubts about a December Federal Reserve rate cut. As of mid‑afternoon New York trading, SPY is hovering around $674, roughly flat to modestly higher on the day after swinging between an intraday low near $663 and a high just under $676, on volume north of 70 million shares. Investing.com That muted move hides a much more dramatic
14 November 2025
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US Stock Market Today (10:28 AM ET Nov 14, 2025): Wall Street Slides Again as Tech Selloff Deepens and Fed Rate‑Cut Hopes Fade

US Stock Market Today (10:28 AM ET Nov 14, 2025): Wall Street Slides Again as Tech Selloff Deepens and Fed Rate‑Cut Hopes Fade

Published: November 14, 2025 – Midday New York trading US stocks fell again on Friday, November 14, 2025, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all down around 1% as tech and AI high‑flyers slumped and investors scaled back expectations for a December Fed rate cut amid a “data fog” caused by the long U.S. government shutdown Key takeaways Market snapshot: Indexes extend Thursday’s rout U.S. stocks opened sharply lower on Friday and stayed under pressure through late‑morning trading, putting the market on track for a second big daily loss in a row. The weakness comes on the heels of
14 November 2025
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