Gold futures retreated on Monday, after a multiday rally as bullion, which has benefited from concerns about international trade clashes and a weakening global economy. The yellow metal for August delivery fell $7.50, or 0.6%, to $1,337, after closing Friday action wit a weekly loss of 0.1% based on the most-active contract prices as of June 7, FactSet data show. Prices on Friday had climbed to as high as $1,362.20, the highest since April 2018. Some commodity strategists say the precious...
Gold futures finished lower on Monday, following a four-session streak of gains, pressured by uncertainty ahead of a meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve that's expected to offer hints on the central bank's plan on interest rates. International trade clashes and a concern over a weakening global economy, however, limited losses for the haven metal. The yellow metal for August delivery fell $1.60, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,342.90, after closing Friday action with a weekly loss of 0.1% based on...
The USD/JPY pair trades little positive to 108.60 by the time Tokyo markets open on Monday. Even though lack of fresh developments concerning the US-China trade tussle and absence of major data confined market moves at the week™s start, the US Dollar (USD) pullback pleased buyers of ex-greenback majors during early Monday. India recently became the second Asian country, other than China, to levy tariffs on the US goods. The democratic country announced tariffs on 28 items from the US to...
Gold dropped after hitting a 14-month high on Friday as upbeat economic data at the end of last week suggested that there wasn™t an urgent need for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Spot gold as much as -0.4% to $1,336.26/oz, and traded at $1,340.08 at 9:19am in Singapore. Prices rose to $1,358.26 on Friday, highest level since April 2018. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index steady after +0.4% Friday. U.S. stores and factories reported a pickup in activity...
Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei closed fractionally higher on Monday thanks to gains in blue-chip shares, with investor eyes on the US-China trade war and key central bank meetings this week. The Nikkei 225 index rose 0.03 percent, or 7.11 points, to 21,124.00, but the broader Topix index was down 0.45 percent, or 6.97 points, at 1,539.74. Source : AFP
The UK GDP first estimate showed that the GDP figures came in at 0.2% q/q in the fourth quarter of 2018, down from 0.6% seen in the third quarter, while matching the consensus forecasts.
While on an annualized basis, the UK economy™s growth rate arrived at 1.3% in Q4, missing the expectations of 1.4% while decelerating from a 1.5% previous figure.
Source: FXstreet
Laporan konsumen Amerika sangat dibesar-besarkan seiring data penjualan ritel Mei naik pada kecepatan yang solid dan penurunan pada bulan sebelumnya direvisi untuk menunjukkan keuntungan. Penjualan r...
Bank sentral Australia mengakhiri jeda hampir tiga tahun terakhir pada pekan lalu, melanjutkan pengurangan suku bunga untuk mencoba mendorong tingkat pengangguran turun menjadi 4,5% - perkiraan baru u...
Data yang diterbitkan oleh Biro Statistik Tenaga Kerja A.S. pada hari Rabu mengungkapkan bahwa inflasi, yang diukur dengan Indeks Harga Konsumen (CPI), turun menjadi 1,8% di bulan Mei dari 2% di bulan...
Rumah tangga Australia yang sarat utang merespons lebih banyak dengan kekhawatiran daripada antusiasme terhadap pemotongan suku bunga Reserve Bank, menurut survei yang dilakukan sejak langkah pekan la...
Kantor Statistik Nasional Inggris menunjukkan pada hari Selasa, pendapatan mingguan rata-rata Inggris, tidak termasuk bonus, lebih baik dari ekspektasi, di 3,4% 3m y/y di April dibandingkan 3,3% sebel...
Gold futures retreated on Monday, after a multiday rally as bullion, which has benefited from concerns about international trade clashes and a weakening global economy. The yellow metal for August delivery fell $7.50, or 0.6%, to $1,337, after closing Friday action wit a weekly loss of 0.1% based on the most-active contract prices as of June 7, FactSet data show. Prices on Friday had climbed to as high as $1,362.20, the highest since April 2018. Some commodity strategists say the precious...
Gold futures finished lower on Monday, following a four-session streak of gains, pressured by uncertainty ahead of a meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve that's expected to offer hints on the central bank's plan on interest rates. International trade clashes and a concern over a weakening global economy, however, limited losses for the haven metal. The yellow metal for August delivery fell $1.60, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,342.90, after closing Friday action with a weekly loss of 0.1% based on...
The USD/JPY pair trades little positive to 108.60 by the time Tokyo markets open on Monday. Even though lack of fresh developments concerning the US-China trade tussle and absence of major data confined market moves at the week™s start, the US Dollar (USD) pullback pleased buyers of ex-greenback majors during early Monday. India recently became the second Asian country, other than China, to levy tariffs on the US goods. The democratic country announced tariffs on 28 items from the US to...
Gold dropped after hitting a 14-month high on Friday as upbeat economic data at the end of last week suggested that there wasn™t an urgent need for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Spot gold as much as -0.4% to $1,336.26/oz, and traded at $1,340.08 at 9:19am in Singapore. Prices rose to $1,358.26 on Friday, highest level since April 2018. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index steady after +0.4% Friday. U.S. stores and factories reported a pickup in activity...
Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei closed fractionally higher on Monday thanks to gains in blue-chip shares, with investor eyes on the US-China trade war and key central bank meetings this week. The Nikkei 225 index rose 0.03 percent, or 7.11 points, to 21,124.00, but the broader Topix index was down 0.45 percent, or 6.97 points, at 1,539.74. Source : AFP