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Market Meltdown Deepens: Dow Down 700 Points, Nikkei Suffers Worst Day Since 1987

Gold prices are significantly lower on Monday morning. Global markets are experiencing an intensified downturn this morning, driven by mounting fears of a potential recession in the United States and disappointing earnings reports from major technology companies like Intel and Amazon. The price of gold is trading at $2,385.56, down $57.68. The price of silver is trading at $27.01, down $1.55. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen by more than 1100 points, Nasdaq futures have slid over 6%, and the S&P 500 has dropped by more than 4%. This widespread sell-off is not limited to the U.S.; European and Asian markets are also seeing substantial declines, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 experiencing its worst day since 1987, dropping 12.4%. Amid this turmoil, gold has retained its appeal as a safe-haven asset, although spot prices have seen some volatility. As of this morning, the spot price of gold is down 2.43%, as everything is selling off for access to liquidity.

 

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