A 'crucible of confusion' with no historical precedent is weighing on the economy, BofA says
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A strong cocktail of bullish and bearish macro factors has dimmed the economic outlook, and BofA says there's no historical precedent for the situation.
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$XAUUSD Weekly Outlook
— K_B📈📉 (@Kb__Officiall) May 17, 2026
Still maintaining my bullish bias on $Gold. Last week we saw some bearish movement, but the 4500 level is yet to be broken.
As long as 4500 holds strong, I’m expecting continuation to the upside with 4970 remaining the major target.
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Last week’s strong growth figures show that this government has the right economic plan.
— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) May 18, 2026
Today, the IMF has upgraded the UK’s growth forecast.
We are building a stronger, fairer Britain. pic.twitter.com/nh3wb3vsx3
The Trump economy has been a disaster.
— Hakeem Jeffries (@hakeemjeffries) May 18, 2026
And Republicans don’t give a damn about your personal financial situation. pic.twitter.com/Vn9brYsoHj
$XAUUSD H4 outlook 👀 I'm Bearish 🔥.
— Sir Hisham (@SirHisham_) May 19, 2026
Are you with in sell today or you're buy ?
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