The Daily Bullion: Brent Jumps 7% as Wall Street Slides Into the Open
Crude leads the tape with Brent up 7.35% while the Nasdaq 100 sheds 2.87%. The dollar softens, gold firms and crypto drifts lower. Here's where markets stand.
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Crude leads the tape with Brent up 7.35% while the Nasdaq 100 sheds 2.87%. The dollar softens, gold firms and crypto drifts lower. Here's where markets stand.
A packed 24 hours: German data, a BOE decision, US Advance GDP and Core PCE, plus the BOJ rate call. Here are the forecasts and what each release moves.
Crude tumbled almost 4% to lead the day's losers while precious metals sagged and the Dow closed up nearly 1%. Here's the US session close in the numbers.
Palladium jumped and crypto slipped in the 90 minutes after the FOMC's July 29 rate decision, while silver held nearly flat on ForexBullion's feed.
Silver, palladium and major cryptos ticked higher after the FOMC press conference landed at 18:30 UTC on 29 July 2026, with metals leading the move.
Brent and WTI led the London session lower, both down roughly 10% on the week, while silver and gold slipped and the FTSE 100 pushed higher.
The FOMC's Federal Funds Rate decision lands at 18:00 UTC on July 29, with forecast and previous both at 3.75%. Here's what it measures and how USD-linked instruments trade.
Oil led the session lower with a near-4% drop, silver and gold slipped, while UNI and Cardano paced a scattered crypto bounce. Here's where markets open.
The FOMC dominates the next 24 hours, with the Federal Funds Rate, statement, and press conference all landing in the same window. Here is the schedule.
The Australian dollar softened across the board after the July 29 CPI release, with AUD/CHF and AUD/JPY leading the declines on ForexBullion's M15 feed.
US tech led the session lower with the Nasdaq 100 down 1.85%, while European indices firmed. Crypto and crude both slid into the New York close.
Continental equities closed higher into the London bell while the Nasdaq 100 and crypto led the retreat and crude sold off sharply. Here's the European wrap.