On Monday, the yellow metal concluding up, giving up earlier losses due to the fact that market participants reacted to a dive in stocks after US leader ruined perceived progress on trade negotiations by threatening to lift levies soon on China…
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On Friday, the yellow metal was nearly intact in Asia because investors were still cautious after the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates on hold…
On Thursday, gold headed south, just a day after the major US bank stood pat on monetary policy and also hinted that interest rates would probably stand still for a longer period…
On Tuesday, gold futures managed to gain, demonstrating the fourth winning day for the last five trading sessions because the evergreen buck slumped and a degree of uncertainty crept into stock markets, still keeping to record peaks…
On Monday, the yellow metal decreased in Asia due to the fact financial markets wait for the result of the next FOMC gathering…
On Friday, gold managed to rally following the publication of American economic reports overnight…
On Thursday, gold extended a mild revival in the face of mixed American data as well as a stock market stabilizing near record maximums…
Bulls could not hold yesterday's gains for USD/JPY.
On Wednesday, the yellow metal surged because a leap in shares, which took two of the three key American stock indexes to record peaks, cooled…
On Thursday, the yellow metal headed south in Asia due to the fact that recent economic data indicated an improved economic surge outlook and also put pressure on the safe-haven commodity…
On Wednesday, gold was nearly intact, sticking with a four-month minimum because better-than-anticipated economic data from China kept global appetite for risky assets healthy and also tamed demand for havens…
On Tuesday, the yellow metal went down in Asia against the backdrop of more positive developments in the China-US trade negotiations…