Gold prices slide as dollar rebounds with Fed officials in focus
In Asian trading on Tuesday, gold prices experienced a decline due to a resurgence of the dollar and Treasury yields. This drop in gold prices came just ahead of a
Euro zone retail sales fall in Sept, exposing weak consumer demand
Canadian markets were lower on Tuesday, with the TSX Composite and TSX Venture Exchange both down 1%. This was due to the decline in prices of primary products such as
Gold futures decline amid rising U.S. Treasury yields and stable banking sector
AUD prices trade marginally lower today as investors keenly await tomorrow’s RBA interest rate decision.
Inflation prompts Canadians and Americans to cut holiday spending, yet charitable giving remains a priority
Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 as softer US economic data, a subdued Non-Farm Payrolls and dovish Fed statements led to risk-on sentiment.
OPEC+ expects global economy to weather challenges
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