By Brijesh Patel, Ashitha Shivaprasad (Reuters) – Gold prices climbed more than 1% on Thursday as the dollar and bond yields slipped after data showed
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Gold slips 1% as US yields tick higher, focus still on Fed
(Reuters) – Gold prices fell 1% on Wednesday, weighed by an uptick in U.S. bond yields, while investors looked forward to inflation data and the
Gold gains hugely in popularity among American Investors – Gallup Survey 2023
Gallup, the Washington DC analytics and surveying firm, recently released the findings of its annual ‘Economy And Personal Finance’ survey which asks the US public
Gold rebounds after US services slowdown boosts Fed pause bets
(Reuters) – Gold rebounded on Monday after weaker U.S. services sector growth reinforced bets for the Federal Reserve to stand pat on interest rates next
Gold’s Fedspeak Pullback | GoldSeek
Gold’s latest pullback in May short-circuiting strong seasonals frustrated plenty of traders. It was driven by heavy gold-futures selling in response to a sharp US-dollar
Gold slips as yields gain after US payrolls rise
(Reuters) – Gold slipped on Friday as hotter-than-expected U.S. jobs data lifted Treasury yields, but was on track for a weekly gain as a higher
US banks report biggest capital outflow in 40 years — RT Business News
Deposit losses topped $470 billion in the first quarter of 2023, according to the FDIC Banks in the US saw total deposits decline by a
‘Cash is printed freedom’ – 530,000 Austrians demanded right to cash payments be added to constitution, but they are being betrayed, says FPÖ
Large majority of Poles want to continue using cash for payments A new poll shows that a majority of Poles do not want cashless payments
Continuing to Get Straight the Facts About the American Economy
The barrage of mistaken claims about long-term economic trends affecting ordinary Americans is unremitting. So too, therefore, must corrections of these claims be unremitting. One
US Recession Impact on Stocks Would Be Scary, Says Billionaire Cliff Asness
Stocks and bonds are sending opposite signals about whether US inflation will abate on its own, according to billionaire hedge fund founder Cliff Asness, who
