SINGAPORE/LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - Global stocks dipped on Tuesday, while oil prices rose in choppy trading, as the relief rally from U.S. President Donald Trump delaying the bombing of Iran's power grid fizzled out, leaving investors with no clarity over the fate of the Middle East war.

TradingKey - Fluctuating Fed rate cut expectations and a stronger dollar have pressured gold, triggering a re-pricing phase. However, geopolitical risks, inflation fears, and long-term demand provide support. Structurally, despite the short-term correction, the overall uptrend remains intact.

TradingKey - Gold continued its weak correction today as the market remained under pressure from the combined impact of geopolitical risks, a strengthening US dollar, and rising US Treasury yields. Although safe-haven sentiment persists, capital is clearly prioritizing the avoidance of pressure from

TradingKey - On March 19, 2026, the S&P 500 declined 0.27% to close at 6,606 on Thursday, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.28% to finish at 22,091.

• Southern Copper's stock declined due to lower copper prices. • Analyst sentiment is largely negative, with a consensus "Sell" rating. • Concerns about China's economy and insider selling added pressure.

• Gold prices declined due to easing geopolitical concerns. • Federal Reserve rate decision and inflation data impact gold attractiveness. • Newmont faces production decline and higher costs, despite analyst ratings.
