On March 31, 2026, global financial markets experienced a day of intensified geopolitical risk escalation on Monday, driving safe-haven assets back into focus. The situation in the Middle East deteriorated…
30 March 2026 — Global financial markets turned highly volatile in early Asian trading, driven by a sudden escalation in Middle East tensions over the weekend. As Houthi forces joined attacks…
27 March 2026 — Global financial markets saw heavy volatility as geopolitical tensions created a “fog of war,” completely disrupting traditional safe-haven logic. During Friday’s Asian session, spot gold traded lower…
March 26, 2026 — Global gold markets saw another round of sharp volatility on Wednesday (March 25). Spot gold surged nearly 3% intraday, briefly testing the key $4,600 level before pulling back under profit-taking pressure,…
25 March 2026 — Gold markets saw another bout of sharp volatility during the Asian session. After a steep correction of over 20% previously, spot gold has stabilized and rebounded, reclaiming…
24 March 2026 — Global safe-haven assets went through extreme volatility, with markets staging a dramatic reversal. On Monday (23 March), panic initially spiked after former US President Trump issued a…
Global financial markets saw sharp volatility on 19 March 2026 following the latest Federal Reserve decision. Spot gold came under heavy selling pressure on Wednesday, falling nearly 4% during the session and briefly…
On 18 March 2026, global financial markets are sitting right in the middle of a complex macro environment. Concerns over energy supply triggered by specific geopolitical security developments have continued to…
March 17, 2026 – Global financial markets entered a period of volatility as multiple macroeconomic factors converged. On Monday, spot gold briefly fell below the $5,000 psychological level, hitting a low…
16 March 2026- Global financial markets started the new week under a complex mix of macroeconomic forces. During early Asian trading, spot gold came under pressure and eased back toward the USD…