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Euro zone yields steady ahead of euro area PMIs, US dataEuro zone bond yields were steady on Tuesday as traders awaited the currency bloc's composite PMIs and a closely watched U.S. jobs report f...- Gold ends with weekly gains on China's economy concerns, fund flowsThe US ISM manufacturing PMI, released on Friday, rose to a nine-month high of 49.3 in December, from 48.4 in November, and topped the esti...
- Gold likely to fall further on sticky US inflation and lack of China's stimulus detailsGold rallied initially on expectations of strong Chinese stimulus and central bank buying. However, a lack of concrete details from the CEW...
- Gold little changed; investors await US payrolls dataGold prices held steady as investors awaited Friday's U.S. payroll data for clues on the Federal Reserve's policy path. Fed officials signa...
- Gold eases as profit-taking counters rate-cut bets MarketsGold prices declined slightly, influenced by profit-taking activities. Expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts and recession concerns helpe...
- Gold records its worst weekly fall this year on hawkish Fed minutesApril's preliminary US economic data shows unexpected strength in durable goods orders, rising 0.70% against a predicted -0.80% decline. Ev...
- Gold ends with weekly gains on dovish FOMC outcomeThe US Federal Reserve unexpectedly turned dovish at its December 13 FOMC monetary policy meeting. Although the US Fed left the Fed Fund ra...
- Gold gains sharply on anticipation of hefty Fed rate cut next yearHe was optimistic on consumer spending. Markets interpreted his remarks to be a clear indication that the Fed is done with hiking rates.
- Gold prices rally on Fed peak rate speculation. What’s next?Gains in gold have come on the notion that the Federal Reserve is done with hiking interest rates as the recently released CPI inflation da...
- Oversold gold may slide further on elevated yields, firmer dollarHigh US yields and a strong Dollar continue to act as headwinds against the metal as investors see the US Federal Reserve sticking to its h...
- Gold may decline as Friday's US bonds relief rally likely to be testedThe US Federal Reserve, in a widely expected move, skipped a rate hike at its FOMC monetary policy meeting concluded on September 20. Howev...
- FOMC meet next week to trigger volatility in goldThe US CPI inflation data (August) showed that the US core CPI inflation m-o-m rose 0.30% versus the forecast of 0.20%, thus registering th...
- Euro zone downturn deepens, points to winter recessionS&P Global's final composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the euro zone, seen as a good guide to economic health, fell to a 23-mont...
- Gold flat as more Fed rate hikes loomHigher interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding the non-yielding bullion and boosts the dollar. The dollar index inched 0.1%...
- Gold falls as US dollar, yields rise on hawkish Fed commentsTraders now see a chance of about 44% that the Fed will hike rates by another 75 basis points at its next meeting in September. Although go...
- China blue-chips post biggest daily gain in 7 weeks on robust factory datathe blue-chip CSI300 index was up 2.15%, its biggest daily rise since Oct. 12. The Shanghai Composite index rose 1.77% to 3,451.94.
- Euro credit get a slightly wider start as markets chop ahead of PMIsFirstly there was the ongoing media frenzy of when the ECB will pull the trigger on full-blown QE, which ramped up further after poor infla...
- Emerging markets growth remains lacklustre in September: HSBC surveyServices and manufacturing activities across emerging markets remained lacklustre in September, an HSBC survey said.
- Spain plunges into recession, Euro zone business slump unexpectedly worsensThe euro zone's private sector slump deepened in April, dampening hopes the region will emerge from recession soon, surveys showed.
- Services expand for 15th month, but at lower rateIndia’s services economy expanded for the fifteenth month in July though the pace of growth moderated from the 31-month peak reached in Jun...
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