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Amid uncertainty over US dollar due to Donald Trump’s policies, these currencies can be a safe havenThe global currency market is witnessing volatility as investors seek stable assets amid US trade tariffs and shifting monetary policies. E...- Where to hide if Trump's policies go bad? Top investors say go for goldThe amount of political risk being created by Trump and his administration is going to create an enormous amount of international tension a...
- Brent oil may touch $30, commodities may fall 10%: UBSUBS said that Brent oil may decline to near $30 abarrel before a reduction in US output helps rebalance global markets in second half of th...
- Iron ore extends decline to lowest since 2009 on excess supplyThe raw material used to make steel collapsed 50% this year as BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto Group and Vale expanded output, spurring a surplus.
- Gold advances to its highest since last-week’s downfallGold climbed to the highest level since Apr 15, as rising central bank and purchases countered tumbling assets in exchange-traded products.
- A stronger US may knock off gold from safe-haven pedestalGlobal analysts are building a consensus view that gold might lose its 'safe haven' status as the US economy shows improvement.
- Platinum holdings poised for record on mining disruptionPlatinum assets in exchange-traded products (ETP) are poised to climb to a record as worsening labour unrest in South Africa, the world's l...
- Gold remains safe haven, a buying opportunity right now: UBS Wealth ManagementGold has not lost its safe haven status. If you look back into the global financial crisis, then gold did quite a fair bit, says Dominic Sc...
- Recession fear grips markets: Silver, gold tumble further on dollar, liquidationSchnider, of UBS Wealth Management, said gold could fall towards $1,582 in the short term, but remained bullish on the longer-term prospect...
- Commodities snap best winning streak since 1980European Union leaders will decide on a new aid package for Greece by the end of next month, said Luxembourg's Jean-Claude Juncker.
- Commodities retreat on hints of tighter US policyCommodities snapped a four-day winning streak, on speculation the Federal Reserve may end its bond-buying program and as China was said to ...
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