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    Oil prices on track for fourth straight week of gains

    Oil prices stabilized in Asian trade, set for a fourth week of gains amid strong U.S. summer demand and supply concerns. Brent and WTI prices rose. Russia's Rosneft and Lukoil to cut July exports. Saudi Aramco lowered Asian prices. Sentiment boosted by geopolitical tensions, a 12.2 million barrels draw, potential Fed rate cuts, and the Gaza conflict.

    Dollar at three-week lows; pound takes UK election in stride

    The US dollar nears three-week lows awaiting payrolls data impact, while the pound remains strong amid UK election expectations. Euro stable pre-French election. Yen rebounds cautiously. Australian dollar near six-month highs. Bitcoin slightly down.

    Gold lingers near 2-week high as focus shifts to US payrolls

    Gold prices remain steady near a two-week high following weaker US economic data, leading to speculation of potential interest rate cuts. Investors are closely watching Friday's non-farm payrolls data for further guidance. The market awaits further developments amidst the ongoing economic uncertainty.

    Brent crude above $87 at highest levels since April

    Brent crude prices reach a 3-month high at $87 due to a significant drop in US inventories. Market sees gains supported by dollar weakness and improved US fuel demand outlook. However, economic worries persist with unexpected German industrial orders decline and rise in US jobless claims.

    Is Wall Street factoring in a rate cut by year-end? Geoff Dennis answers

    ​I think July is a tough call now, although the payroll numbers on Friday will give us another clue on that. But I think they will cut twice before the end of the year, probably in September and December.

    Gold inches up after weak data fuels US rate cut bets

    Dramatic gold price surge expected amid cautious Fed approach and weaker employment reports, signaling potential economic challenges ahead.

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