Inflation, the war in Ukraine, and COVID resurgence among other factors affected the trajectory of the market in June. This article covers some of June’s most shifted market sectors.
Gold and other Commodity prices fell on Monday morning following the release of improved U.S. employment numbers. As the trading day began on Monday, Gold fell by over 0.9%.
Asian markets have begun to falter in the wake of rising COVID-19 infections. The Nikkei 225 and Hang Seng have both shown losses coming into this week
On Tuesday, Gold fell to its lowest point since mid-April as the Dollar appeared to be headed for its largest monthly gain in over a year.
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