Gold price falls more than 1% and the dollar rises due to the aggressive tone of the Fed
Gold prices were down more than 1% on Thursday, touching their lowest level in a week, as the dollar strengthened after the US Federal Reserve
Gold prices were down more than 1% on Thursday, touching their lowest level in a week, as the dollar strengthened after the US Federal Reserve
Copper prices fell on Thursday on weak Chinese factory data and the US Federal Reserve’s warning of further interest rate hikes, stoking fears of weak
Gold prices held above $1,800 an ounce on Wednesday as signs of cooling US inflation raised expectations that the Federal Reserve would take a less
Aluminum, copper and other industrial metal prices fell on Wednesday on concern over rising COVID-19 cases in China, the top metals consumer, after it loosened
Copper prices rose on Tuesday on optimism that data would show a further slowdown in U.S. inflation, but gains were limited by concerns about rising
Gold prices fell on Monday as investors squared positions awaiting US inflation data and a series of central bank meetings around the world, especially the
Copper prices fell on Monday, weighed down by lingering concerns about the economy in China, the world’s top consumer of metals, as the market grapples
Copper prices touched their highest level since June on Friday as investors anticipated that the easing of coronavirus restrictions in China will boost economic growth
Gold prices rose on Friday on the weaker dollar, as investors refrained from placing big bets ahead of US inflation data and a series of
Gold prices were flat on Wednesday as investors looked to the US Federal Reserve meeting next week to confirm its interest rate hike trajectory. At
Copper prices fell on Wednesday, after weak Chinese trade data stoked concerns about demand from the world’s top metals consumer, overshadowing the easing of COVID-19
Gold prices were stabilizing on Tuesday, after falling more than 1% in the last session as the dollar halted its rally, but remained in a
Copper and aluminum prices fell on Tuesday, pressured by the strength of the dollar and uncertainty about the easing of restrictions on COVID-19 in China,
Gold was down slightly from a five-month high on Monday as the dollar pared some losses, but the metal held near the key $1,800 level,
Copper prices rose to three-week highs on Monday as hopes for stronger demand were boosted by the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in China, expectations of
Copper prices rose on Friday, buoyed by a weaker dollar and the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in China, but upcoming US jobs data kept the
Gold was trading in a tight range on Friday as investors cautiously awaited US jobs data, but was still on track for its second straight
Gold prices extended their gains for a third straight session on Thursday as the dollar fell after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the US
Copper prices fell on Wednesday as rising Covid-19 cases in China dampened hopes that demand in the world’s biggest metals consumer would improve soon. Benchmark
Copper was rebounding on Tuesday after four sessions of losses on the back of a weaker dollar, but rising COVID-19 cases in top metals consumer