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unwind

[uhn-wahynd] / ʌnˈwaɪnd /




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Disruptions to the Gulf’s energy infrastructure and shipments could cause copper positions to unwind as Fed rate cut-expectations fade, they say.

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But gold slid 4% on Tuesday, a sign some investors were unwinding leveraged positions.

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“Gold and silver may have done enough for now and need to unwind overbought conditions, but the downside remains limited,” she says.

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But much of that progress has been unwound since the attacks on Iran began.

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The lesson wasn’t just about vaccines—it was about how policy risk, once priced in, can unwind abruptly.

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