John Tucker

is going to join Japan in a coordinated foreign exchange intervention.

Investors debated how any joint intervention to support Japan might further worsen sentiment toward the dollar.

The U.S.

currency just experienced its worst week since May.

And if that's not enough to absorb this morning, Wall Street also looking to tech earnings this week.

Meta, Apple, Tesla, and Microsoft all reporting.

In New York, I'm John Tucker, Bloomberg Radio.

Yeah, Nathan, gold's smashing through $5,000 an ounce right now.

$51.19.

It is being fed by President Trump's reshaping of international relations.

Gold's dramatic gains underscore its historic role as a gauge of fear in the markets.

Fresh from its best annual performance since 1979,

It's risen about 18% so far this year, largely due to the so-called debasement trade, swelling public debt.

That has become another key pillar of gold's rally.

In the meantime, the dollar has fallen almost 2% in six sessions.

There is speculation the U.S.

may assist Japan in efforts to boost the yen.

This is just adding to worries over Federal Reserve independence.

And President Trump's erratic policymaking, silver also spiking to a record.

It was above $110 an ounce, gaining for a third day.