Markets have stabilized but it is still important to know if tensions escalate again, what can happen to Gold, stocks, inflation, US Dollar and more.
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USD/JPY holds higher ground near 158.00, Fed in focus
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Gold snaps two-day losing streak above $2,280 ahead of Fed rate decision
Gold price posts modest gains around $2,288 on Wednesday during the Asian session. The precious metal edges higher as markets turn to a cautious mood ahead of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting on Wednesday.
Bitcoin price dips into $60K range as spot traders flock to Coinbase Lightning Network
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