Markets are already reacting to unconfirmed reports that US President Donald Trump has selected a successor to Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Gold prices have surged to approximately $4,190 per ounce as of late November 2025, marking a five-week high and positioning the precious metal for a fourth consecutive monthly gain.

The labor market has avoided a worst-case scenario with an improvement in November.

Palladium held near $1,420/oz, its highest level since mid‑November, supported by the launch of palladium futures trading in China and growing expectations of Fed easing in December.

Volatility should remain capped due to tight US volumes today.

GameStop shares rose nearly 4% in premarket trading ahead of its December 2 Q3 earnings, as traders ramped up options activity and analysts forecast $0.20 EPS on $987 million in revenue.

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Gold continues to press against the $4,200 resistance zone, with a breakout above $4,250 signaling further upside while pullbacks above $3,950 remain attractive to buyers.

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After the strong inflows into ETFs over the course of October (+€39.6 bn), it is clear that the European ETF industry is on the way to reach a new record for annual inflows at the end of the year 2025.

Global markets enter the day with a steadier tone as the dollar pauses its recent slide, even as traders now price in a near-certain Fed cut in December and additional easing next year.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 162 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 45 points higher.

Gold inches higher as prices firmly moved away from the psychological support of 4000.

The crude oil market was rather muted on Thursday due to the US Thanksgiving celebrations. However, USO ETF extended its previous gains, having bounced off its one-month low.

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Japanese inflation remained well above 2%, while stronger-than-expected production and retail sales are likely to reinforce the Bank of Japan’s confidence to hike interest rates in December

The Australian Dollar (AUD) advances against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, extending its gains for the sixth consecutive day.

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The Japanese Yen (JPY) ticks lower during the Asian session on Friday, despite mostly upbeat domestic data, and retreats further from the vicinity of a one-week top against its American counterpart.