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Economy

Silver price forecast: can the $58 break deepen as oil fears rise?

Silver’s latest fall shows how quickly geopolitical risk can turn against precious metals when it feeds the inflation story. The white metal slipped below $58 an ounce on Wednesday, as investors questioned whether the fragile US-Iran peace track can hold and whether renewed pressure around the Strait of Hormuz could keep energy prices vulnerable. For

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Is Bitcoin headed for $53K after losing key support below $60K?

Bitcoin has remained below $60,000 as mounting macroeconomic and on-chain risks have increased the likelihood of another sharp decline, with some analysts warning the cryptocurrency could revisit the $53,000 area before establishing a durable bottom. According to market data, Bitcoin (BTC) slipped toward $58,000 before recovering to around $59,300, extending a month-long decline that has

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Economy

Goldman Sachs’ new European stock picks: 40% upside in focus

Goldman Sachs has refreshed its European Conviction List in its July 2026 “Directors’ Cut”, adding two new names and removing three as the bank reshuffles some of its highest-conviction buy calls in the region. The standout is TGS ASA, the Norwegian seismic-data company. Goldman’s price target of 180 NOK implies roughly 40% upside from its

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Why is Ethereum price stuck below $1,600?

Ethereum price has remained unable to hold above the $1,600 level as persistent ETF outflows, slowing onchain activity and regulatory uncertainty continue to weigh on investor sentiment. According to market data, Ether (ETH) has repeatedly failed to sustain a breakout above $1,600 since last Thursday, even as lower oil prices improved expectations that central banks

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3 tech stocks to buy before July 2026 prices move higher

Three Magnificent Seven stocks are entering July with fresh catalysts that could matter as Q2 earnings season approaches. Alphabet, Amazon and Nvidia are not cheap in the traditional sense. But each has a clear reason investors are paying attention right now: Alphabet’s cloud growth has accelerated, Amazon is showing rare pricing power in AI compute,

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Scottish Mortgage rises as SpaceX stock rebounds and portfolio bargains emerge

Scottish Mortgage Trust share price has jumped in the last three consecutive days, reaching its highest level since June 22, helped by the ongoing SpaceX stock rebound. SMT jumped to 1,470p, up by 8.46% from its lowest point this year. So, is this investment trust a good buy today? Scottish Mortgage Trust portfolio analysis Scottish

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Silver bounce from $56.60 fails to shake off Fed’s higher-rate threat

Silver’s bounce on Tuesday looked more like a pause in the selloff than the start of a convincing turn. The metal found buyers near $56.60 in Asia, but the broader mood stayed cautious as traders leaned into the idea that the Federal Reserve’s next move may still be a rate increase. For a market that

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Ethereum’s $1,600 breakout fades despite Bitmine and SharpLink buying spree

Ethereum briefly climbed above $1,600 after corporate treasury firms expanded their Ether holdings, but the rally quickly lost momentum as sellers pushed the token back below the key psychological mark. According to company announcements, institutional buying gathered pace after Bitmine Immersion Technologies disclosed that it had increased its Ethereum treasury to 5.70 million ETH, equivalent

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UK economy grows 0.6% in Q1 as services sector drives expansion

Britain’s economy grew by 0.6% during the January-to-March quarter of 2026, in line with expectations, according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The latest estimates showed that growth was supported by gains across all major sectors of the economy, with services making the largest contribution. The ONS estimated that UK real

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Aluminium suffers steepest monthly drop since 2008

Aluminum is set for its steepest monthly loss since 2008, plunging more than 15% in June as optimism over Middle Eastern supply returning to the market unwinds the rally triggered by war‑related disruptions earlier this year.  The correction reflects both easing supply fears and broader macroeconomic headwinds, including a stronger US dollar and hawkish Federal

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