Commodity wrap: gold, silver, base metals drop as firm dollar, easing Iran tensions hit sentiments
Gold prices continued to fall on the last day of the week as a stronger dollar and improved risk appetite dented demand
Gold prices continued to fall on the last day of the week as a stronger dollar and improved risk appetite dented demand
US stocks rose on Friday as Wall Street attempted to close out a turbulent week on a positive note, with gains in
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) has fallen into the red on Friday as investors trim positions ahead of the automaker’s Q4 2025 earnings
Nvidia stock was modestly higher on Friday, extending gains from the previous session as strong earnings from key supplier Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
EU stocks are in focus on Jan. 16 after President Donald Trump signalled plans of slapping tariffs on nations resisting Washington’s push
Europe’s political and economic fault lines deepened this week as France delayed its 2026 austerity budget amid parliamentary deadlock.Germany’s VDA warned carmakers
Ripple notched another regulatory milestone in Europe while XRP held above $2, underpinned by inflows that contrasted with broader market outflows.Analysts say
The Nifty 50 Index remained on edge on Friday as investors waited for the upcoming earnings by some of India’s biggest banks.
Mitsubishi Corp. has agreed to acquire Aethon Energy Management LLC’s US natural gas production and pipeline assets for $5.2 billion, marking the
Global markets and geopolitics set the tone on Friday, with Asian equities advancing on renewed optimism surrounding artificial intelligence, the Japanese conglomerate
Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group, recognised as China’s preeminent jewellery seller, commands a vast retail network encompassing thousands of stores throughout mainland
Japan has joined a growing list of countries scrutinising X over Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence service Grok and concerns that the chatbot
Barclays share price has been in a strong bull run and is now hovering at its highest level on record. It has
Interactive Brokers on Thursday expanded its crypto-linked services by allowing eligible clients to fund brokerage accounts using stablecoins, a move the firm