HSBC expects gold to hit $5,050/oz in 2026 before sharp correction
Geopolitical instability and burgeoning global debt are forecast to drive gold prices to a staggering $5,050 per ounce in the first half
Geopolitical instability and burgeoning global debt are forecast to drive gold prices to a staggering $5,050 per ounce in the first half
Ondas stock price continued its strong rally this week, soaring to its highest level since February 2021. It has been one of
Nvidia has appointed a senior Google executive as its first chief marketing officer, marking a notable expansion of its leadership team as
The FTSE 100 Index soared to a record high of £10,153 earlier this week and then pulled back to the current £10,000.
The United States has just crossed a historic line: deploying its military into Venezuela to capture the sitting president of a sovereign
Rio Tinto and Glencore have confirmed they are in preliminary discussions over a potential deal that could create the world’s largest mining
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chipmaker, reported stronger-than-expected revenue for the fourth quarter, showing the continued strength of
President Trump is threatening to ban stock buybacks and dividend payments for major US defense contractors until they speed up weapons production
India’s market regulator has accused Bank of America of improperly sharing material nonpublic information related to a major block trade in 2024
Samsung Electronics expects record, above-consensus earnings for the final quarter of 2025, underscoring the scale of an artificial-intelligence-driven rebound in the global
Asian markets traded unevenly on Thursday as investors weighed geopolitical risks, mixed signals from the US labour market, and sharp moves in
Global copper demand is projected to increase by 50% by 2040, driven by growth in the artificial intelligence and defense sectors. However, according
Germany’s industrial sector showed an unexpected burst of activity in November, offering a more nuanced picture of demand conditions in Europe’s largest
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to take over the Apple credit-card program from Goldman Sachs, marking a significant shift in the US consumer