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Intel (INTC.O) rose more than 3%.
2026-08-17
Intel (INTC.O) rose more than 3%.
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2026-08-17
The biggest uncertainty for gold remains Fed monetary policy. The current rally is predicated on a weaker US economy and the end of the rate-hiking cycle, but inf remains uncertain. If inf rebounds above expectations, the Fed would likely sustain hig
The biggest uncertainty for gold remains Fed monetary policy. The current rally is predicated on a weaker US economy and the end of the rate-hiking cycle, but inf remains uncertain. If inf rebounds above expectations, the Fed would likely sustain higher rates, US Treasury yields would rise and the case for gold could reverse, risking a rapid pullback. Near-term rapid gains have created significant profit-taking and technical overbought risk, raising the chance of a correction. Speculative offshore flows are trading policy moves quickly, amplifying short-term volatility, while central banks continue to buy dips as a long-term strategy. The clash between fast speculative flows and steady central-bank demand makes a sustained one-way move unlikely; expect high-level choppy trading with a gradually higher base. Retail investors should not blindly chase highs and should size exposure to risk tolerance with a long-term allocation perspective.
2026-08-17
Thai government agencies project Thailand's GDP growth for 2026 to be 2.0%–2.5%, compared to a May forecast of 1.5%–2.5%.
Thai government agencies project Thailand's GDP growth for 2026 to be 2.0%–2.5%, compared to a May forecast of 1.5%–2.5%.
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