Gold price prediction today: Gold prices are poised for potential gains, buoyed by a weak US nonfarm payroll report and concerns regarding the Federal Reserve's independence after President Trump's dismissal of a BLS chief. Despite range-bound trading, gold's outlook remains positive, influenced by upcoming US data and tariff developments, with investors closely monitoring support and resistance levels.
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Donald Trump expressed his willingness to release all government information related to Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing the need to protect innocent individuals. While open to considering pardons in general, he remained cautious about Ghislaine Maxwell's case, citing unfamiliarity. Trump seemed unlikely to pardon Sean "Diddy" Combs, referencing their past friendly relationship soured by Combs' critical statements during Trump's political campaigns.
In a dramatic turn at The Oval, injured Chris Woakes has declared himself available to bat for England in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy's final day. Despite a painful shoulder injury, Woakes is prepared to bat at No.11 if needed to secure the remaining 35 runs for a series victory against India.
India Champions will not play Pakistan in the World Championship of Legends semi-final. The team had earlier refused to play Pakistan in the league stage. A key sponsor, EaseMyTrip, withdrew support for the semi-final. They cited concerns about normalising relations with a country that promotes terrorism. India Champions had a mixed tournament, losing matches to South Africa, Australia, and England.
PM Modi criticized the Indus Waters Treaty, highlighting a clause where Nehru allegedly conceded to Pakistan's demands, preventing India from desilting dams and even welding shut a gate on one. Modi claimed this decision, which Nehru later regretted, deprived Indian farmers of water and electricity, benefiting Pakistan at India's expense. India has since suspended the treaty and initiated desilting efforts.
India faces a potential series defeat against England in the fifth Test, with Joe Root and Harry Brook's dominant partnership pushing the hosts closer to victory. Sunil Gavaskar emphasized that only a win can level the series and acknowledge India's competitiveness. Brook's rapid century, aided by a costly dropped catch, further diminishes India's hopes as England approaches the target.
Despite India's Test dominance against England, several key players from the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy are set to miss the Asia Cup. Jasprit Bumrah is rested due to workload, while KL Rahul is overlooked despite a strong IPL. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill are committed to the Duleep Trophy, and Rishabh Pant is injured and out of contention.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has assured social security for migrant workers willing to return to the state, promising ration cards, health cards, and jobs. She directed officials to formulate a scheme for their return by train, emphasizing that Bengal will provide for its people. Banerjee also criticized the alleged persecution of Bengalis in other states and defended the skills of Bengali workers.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has strongly refuted Rahul Gandhi's allegations of electoral misconduct, labeling them as "wild" and unsubstantiated. The ECI stated that Gandhi has not engaged with the commission despite repeated attempts at communication. Gandhi accused the ECI of complicity in "vote theft" and working for the BJP, threatening to expose their alleged actions.
Ajay Jadeja lauded Harry Brook's impactful batting style, drawing comparisons to Rishabh Pant due to their similar aggressive approach and the tendency for their bats to fly. Brook's aggressive innings, featuring a rapid scoring burst and a century, shifted the momentum for England.