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The price of an ounce of gold topped the $3,500 mark on Tuesday for the first time in its history, buoyed by the trade war but also by tensions between Donald Trump and the Fed chairman, which sent Wall Street tumbling.
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The dollar plunges on Thursday, in the wake of Donald Trump's declaration of trade war, which raises fears of serious consequences for the US economy.
The Bank of England (BoE) maintained its key rate at 4.5% on Thursday, focusing on inflation despite the UK's stagnant growth, while highlighting the increased trade "uncertainties" generated by Donald Trump's return.
Gold hit a new record, a breath away from $3,000, after Donald Trump threatened to surtax imports of European alcoholic products.
Prices rose by 3% year-on-year in January in the UK, a significant and stronger-than-expected rise that was accompanied by sluggish growth, putting the Bank of England and the Labour government in a tricky position.
Gold peaked at a new high this week, continuing to ride a bullish wave, encouraged by Donald Trump's successive announcements on tariffs.
UK GDP grew by 0.1% in the fourth quarter, an unexpected but modest increase compared to the Labour government's growth ambitions, which remain under pressure for 2025, especially with Donald Trump's trade threats.
The Bank of England (BoE) unsurprisingly lowered its key interest rate to 4.5% on Thursday, but also sharply cut its growth forecasts, in the face of an already struggling British economy threatened by US tariffs.
Bitcoin broke its record on Monday, surpassing the $109,000 mark just hours before the inauguration of Donald Trump, who launched his own digital currency over the weekend and is expected to ease regulation of the sector once he returns to the White House.
Inflation eased slightly in the UK in December, after two consecutive months of increases, offering a breath of fresh air to the Labour government, which has been under pressure in recent days in the face of the country's economic difficulties.
The dollar is accelerating its rise on Wednesday, particularly against the pound, as the market reacts to reports from CNN that President-elect Donald Trump is considering declaring a national economic state of emergency in order to implement his policy of increasing tariffs.
Yields on 30-year British government bonds hit their highest since 1998 on Tuesday, as the market worried about risks to the British economy, fueled in particular by the expected policies of US President-elect Donald Trump.
The euro fell to a more than two-year low against the dollar on Thursday, driven upwards by Donald Trump's forthcoming return to the White House, with policies expected to boost inflation in the United States.