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Gold prices eased on Monday, pulling back from a more than five-month peak hit in the last session, as a firm dimmed its appeal. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold fell 0.3% to $1,857.96 per ounce by 0154 GMT, while U.S. gold futures dropped 0.4% to $1,860.50 per ounce. * The dollar index hovered close to a

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Gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continue to attract investor attention as they garnered net assets worth Rs 303 crore in October due to festive season demand. This was, however, lower than the net inflow of Rs 446 crore seen in September. Before this, the segment saw a net inflow of Rs 24 crore in the previous

Yen stays general firm after earlier rally today, and Dollar is following. Euro shrugs off better than expected German economic sentiment data. Sterling and Swiss Franc are mixed. Australian and New Zealand Dollar are currently the weakest. Gold is firm but there is no follow through buying through 1833.79 key resistance. WTI oil treads water

The jobs decline has been erased On Thursday, a surprise drop in Australian employment rattled AUD. The economy lost 46.3K jobs compared to a gain of 50K expected. The unemployment rate also rose to 5.2% from 4.7%. That dampened enthusiasm for Australian rate hikes and the economy in general. The selling pressure on AUD continued

New Delhi: Gold in the national capital on Thursday jumped Rs 883 to Rs 48,218 per 10 gram in line with the firm global trends and rupee depreciation, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had settled at Rs 47,335 per 10 grams. Silver also rallied Rs 1,890 to Rs 65,190

The latest ECB bulletin, European Commission’s latest inflation projections and the preliminary inflation data for October rekindled ECB’s rate hike speculations. At the ECB bulletin, policymakers acknowledged that strong inflation proves more persistent than previously anticipated. Yet, they expected that it would fade next year. As noted in the report, the present inflationary pressure has

Democrats unsure about Manchin on Build Back Better legislation CNN’s Manu Raju reports that Democrats are more worried about losing Sen Joe Manchin’s vote in the reconciliation package than Krysten Sinema. While Democrats are uncertain where Manchin will come down, they are far more reassured that Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema will ultimately back the Build

New Delhi: Markets regulator Sebi has amended rules to introduce silver exchange traded funds, a move that will expand the options available for investing in commodities through stock exchanges. Currently, Indian mutual funds are allowed to launch ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) tracking gold. The watchdog has amended the rules to enable the introduction of silver

Traders added to the bet of a June rate hike by Fed after stronger consumer inflation reading. Dollar surged across the board with Dollar index taking out an important fibonacci level. Benchmark currency yields staged a strong rebound. But stocks were very resilient despite intensify speculation of an early Fed hike and rising yields. Gold

Forex news for North American trade on November 12, 2021: Markets: Gold up $3 to $1865 US 10-year yields up 2 bps to 1.57% WTI crude oil down 78-cents to $80.81 S&P 500 up 32 points to 4681 AUD leads, EUR lags The UMich survey has a spotty recent history but a 10-year low is

Gold was flat on Friday but was set for its biggest weekly jump in six months, as high U.S. consumer prices drove interest in the metal as an inflation hedge. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was steady at $1,860.81 per ounce by 0110 GMT, after leaping to a five-month peak on Wednesday. U.S. gold futures edged

Overall, trading in the forex market is rather subdued today. Dollar is retreating mildly but remains the strongest one for the week. Yen remains the distant second, while Sterling is third. On the other hand, Australian Dollar is the weakest one, followed closely by New Zealand Dollar. Euro and Swiss Franc are mixed. Gold also

This was as expected The SEC has rejected VanEcks spot Bitcoin ETF.  The decision was as expected given the SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s desire to have more consumer protections (i.e. regulations) on the spot Bitcoin and digital currency markets.   The SEC took the full 240 days to review the application. Other applications have been submitted

NEW DELHI: Gold prices edged marginally lower on Friday, in tandem with global mood, but high inflation kept the downside capped. Analysts believe the global inflation worries will continue to support gold prices in the near term. Gold futures on MCX were trading lower by 0.23 per cent or Rs 111 at Rs 49,105 per

Dollar’s broad based rally continues in Asian session today and looks set to have a strong close for the week. Talking about weekly performance, Yen is following the greenback as the next strongest. New Zealand Dollar and Australian Dollar are competing for the worst performing spot. European majors are mixed with Euro, Sterling and Swiss

China’s state media with this, comes via Global Times: 1. Development is the absolute principle 2. Deepen reform 3. Stick to opening-up 4. Innovation is the primary driving force behind development 5. Unswervingly consolidate & develop the public economy; Unwaveringly encourage, support & guide the development of the non-public sector6. Promote the better integration of

MELBOURNE: prices drifted lower on Friday, wiping out gains from the previous session, as the continued to rise on bets the U.S. central bank will bring forward plans to raise rates to tame inflation. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures fell 26 cents, or 0.3%, to $81.33 a barrel at 0128 GMT, reversing Thursday’s