Oil prices dipped due to economic worries, despite a debt ceiling deal being reached in the US that averted an economic default and helped ...

The benchmark index rallied to an all-time pinnacle at 8,003.65 points, helped by the weak pound which boosts the share prices of multinati...

Investor attention is now on European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England (BOE) interest rate decisions later in the day, with expectati...

"Brent and WTI have recovered almost 15% from the lows a few weeks ago as traders continue to price in stronger Chinese demand," Craig Erla...

The region extended Tuesday's losses, with London's benchmark FTSE 100 index tumbling 1.6 percent to 6,870.45 points.In the eurozone, Frank...

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC and allies, together known as OPEC+, are due to meet on Sept. 5 against a backd...

Ether also dropped around the same time and was last down 8.8% at $1,685.

“A recession is highly likely in the Euro zone at this point and the European Central Bank has to raise interest rates regardless. One has ...

With Russia being one of the two most important members of the alliance (alongside Saudi Arabia), any decision on increasing output has bec...

Gold has shed about 2.7% so far this week with investors initially pricing in possibilities of aggressive interest rate hikes by the U.S. F...

Oil prices fell on Wednesday after industry data showed crude oil stockpiles rose more than expected and fuel inventories unexpectedly incr...

The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell as much as 7.5% Wednesday to $43,764 after surging past $48,000 earlier this week. Alt coins includ...

Gold’s climb builds on the precious metal’s biggest annual gain in a decade, as virus angst clouds the outlook for the recovery.

Spot gold had fallen 0.4% to $1,863.21 per ounce by 1328 GMT and U.S. gold futures were 0.6% lower at $1,861.40. Britain's AstraZeneca said...

‘Grab all the information that you have and try to make sense of what the economy is looking like’

‘At this moment of time, the charts are looking a little bit vulnerable’

‘Economies are still not prepared for a significant second wave’