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Gold fell below $3,150, oil prices dropped over 3%, and the US dollar fell 0.7% against the Japanese yen.
European stocks slightly declined, India’s stock market continued to rise, US oil and Brent crude oil both dropped over 3%, spot Gold fell about 1%, the USD decreased by about 0.3%, and the USD against the Japanese yen fell about 0.7%.
U.S. Treasury Yields Are Stable Ahead of Data -- Market Talk
The Fed Wants to Hit Its Inflation Target. Why It Might Not Get To. -- Barrons.com
Peter Schiff Warns Qatar's $200 Billion Boeing Deal Could Spike US Inflation, Interest Rates — Says Treasury Sell-Off May Follow
Express News | JPMorgan: Raises Year-End Forecast for U.S. Treasury Yields
Making Trump happy! Can the wealthy sheikhs of the Middle East really come up with "trillions" so easily?
There is a significant gap between the economic and fiscal capabilities of the Gulf countries and these huge numbers they have committed to; Saudi Arabia's GDP is just slightly above one trillion dollars, and Qatar's GDP is only a little over two hundred billion dollars, while fluctuations in oil prices may further threaten the realization of these commitments.
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Seven Lady : I think Moo Moo read my mind, as I was asking myself this very same question today, and waa laa, this article popped up to answer it. Thank you for the tips. I most definitely will be changing up my portfolio, as I'm heavily invested in technology companies and American technology companies only. Which is very worrying to me. Even though I'm not sure if this article isn't being a little biased. As it only seems to suggest the only two markets that's great for diversifying one's portfolio is the Hong Kong and American stock market ETF's stocks, gold and bonds or did I misinterpret it??