Market Dynamics

US markets closed for Thanksgiving, Hong Kong and A-share indices traded mixed, with gold miners climbing on strong Fed rate-cut expectations.

Gold steadies near 4160 as traders eye a dovish shift with Hassett emerging as the leading Fed chair candidate, while oil holds around 59 ahead of OPEC+ talks.

US stocks rise before Thanksgiving as rate-cut bets jump and major indexes head for strong weekly gains, with tech shares mixed and gold miners outperforming.

Gold climbs to a one-week high as Fed rate-cut expectations surge, while oil steadies on oversupply concerns and Russia-Ukraine peace talks.

Dow jumps 660 points as traders boost December Fed rate-cut bets above 80 percent, tech stocks rise and Treasury yields drop below 4 percent.

Fed rate-cut odds jump to 85 percent, lifting gold to a one-week high while oil extends losses on Ukraine peace signals and fears of Russian supply returning.

Tech stocks surged as the Nasdaq jumped nearly 600 points, led by Alphabet and chipmakers. AI optimism and rising Fed cut expectations lifted market sentiment.

Gold jumps above $4100 as December Fed rate-cut odds surge, while oil edges higher on improved risk appetite and cautious sentiment around Russia–Ukraine talks.

Nasdaq sinks 480 points as Nvidia reverses gains and strong US jobs data slashes December rate-cut expectations, pressuring tech and global equities.

Strong US jobs data reduces December rate-cut odds, pressuring gold lower, while oil slips as renewed Russia-Ukraine peace signals raise supply concerns.