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Gold’s Epic Rally Ends With a Shock Slump: What’s Next for Bullion?

Gold Just Slipped Under $4,000—Then Bounced: Can Bulls Save 2025’s Record Run? (Nov 4, 2025)

Key facts (Nov 4, 2025): What happened today Gold started the session on the back foot—slipping below $4,000/oz as the dollar extended last week’s strength—then recovered most losses by midday as the greenback cooled and U.S. yields eased. At 06:25 GMT, spot was ~$3,970, but by 12:10 GMT prices had improved to ~$3,994. December futures were near $4,004.70.  Reuters+1 The intraday swing reflects the push‑pull of currency and rates: Reuters noted the dollar index eased after a three‑month high, while 10‑year Treasury yields drifted off Monday’s peak—both supportive for non‑yielding gold.  Reuters What the pros are saying “Gold is consolidating in the region of $4,000,” said Carlo Alberto De Casa of Swissquote, adding the next few weeks
4 November 2025
Stocks Rally on Trump’s Trade Pivot – But Is the Bull Run Peaking?

Stocks Rally on Trump’s Trade Pivot – But Is the Bull Run Peaking?

The late-week surge capped a rollercoaster October. Early in the week, fears of a new regional banking crisis and an abrupt 100% China tariff announcement had sent markets tumbling. But by Friday, calmer notes prevailed: Trump’s tone softened (even proposing to lower tariffs if China buys U.S. farm goods), a high-level U.S.-China meeting was penciled in, and Fed expectations remained dovish ts2.tech ts2.tech. Wall Street fixed-income veteran Robert Pavlik of Dakota Wealth summed up the confusion: “The market doesn’t really know what to take when Donald Trump speaks,” he said reuters.com. In practice, investors chose to focus on earnings and
Bull Run or Bubble? Investors Eye New Highs as EUR/USD Rallies and Fed Prepares Cuts

Bull Run or Bubble? Investors Eye New Highs as EUR/USD Rallies and Fed Prepares Cuts

Global markets were buoyed this week by better-than-feared news on several fronts. After a rough September, U.S. bank earnings beat estimates: Morgan Stanley and Bank of America both delivered upside surprises, which helped calm trade-war jitters reuters.com. European stocks likewise rallied, led by luxury companies: LVMH reported positive third-quarter sales and its shares surged as much as 14%, the biggest one-day rise since 2001 reuters.com reuters.com. European indices (Stoxx 600, FTSEurofirst 300) closed higher by ~0.6% reuters.com. As Stefan Bauknecht of DWS observes, the luxury data “surprised investors positively and are likely to keep the sector’s share price momentum alive”
$100B in Crypto? How Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) Stocks Became the Hottest Trend in Finance

‘Uptober’ Fever: Bitcoin Bulls Bet on a Historic Q4 – Could Prices Leap to $140,000?

Introduction Bitcoin enters October 2025 at an inflection point. The world’s largest cryptocurrency smashed through $116,000 at the start of the month and flirted with $120,000 just days later coindesk.com cointelegraph.com. This has reignited talk of “Uptober,” a moniker for Bitcoin’s tendency to perform well in October and November, and speculation abounds about whether the token could reach $140,000 or even higher before 2026. This report synthesizes recent reporting from mainstream financial outlets and crypto analysts to explain the drivers behind the rally, examine the predictions and odds, highlight key risks and provide context on how the current cycle fits
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