Gold prices finished Monday with a modest gain after settling at a two-week low in the previous session, with the dollar showing some weakness and U.S. stocks on the decline. June gold on Comex added $1.60, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,277.30 an ounce. It ended Friday at $1,275.70, the lowest most-active contract finish since May 2, according to FactSet data. Gold futures logged a weekly loss of 0.9% last week on the back of a jump in U.S. consumer sentiment and a slightly firmer buck. Among...
U.S. stocks closed lower Monday, with technology shares leading major benchmarks to their second straight losing session. The S&P 500 fell roughly 0.7% to end at 2,840, while the Dow Jones Industrial index shed 0.3% to about 25,679. The Nasdaq Composite index retreated 1.5% to approximately 7,702. Concerns over U.S.-China trade relations deepened after U.S. technology companies began complying with new export restrictions instituted last week by the Trump administration against China's...
Gold held a weekly loss as the dollar steadied and markets remained fragile after the escalation in the U.S.-China trade war. Spot gold -0.1% at $1,275.92/oz at 7:24am in London, after dropping 0.7% last week. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index steady, after +0.8% last week. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a call on Saturday that while it™s still possible to work out a deal, Beijing must safeguard its interests....
Gold futures prices inched up from the two-week lows hit to wrap up last week, with both the dollar and stocks pointing lower Monday. A narrow trading band continues to hamper significant moves for the haven metal, which typically might draw strong demand based on concern for a prolonged trade war that keeps risk markets, including stocks, in flux. Instead, gold futures prices logged a weekly loss of 0.9% last week on the back of a jump in U.S. consumer sentiment and a slightly firmer...
Oil prices moved higher Monday after members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, meeting with some nonmember allies over weekend, signaled that the cartel wants to extend production cuts through the end of 2019. OPEC and non-OPEC members, such as Russia, met in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Sunday to explore production options that will be decided at a June summit in Vienna. Last December, the group agreed to cut output by a collective 1.2 million barrels a day, a move that...
The safe haven yen was higher against the U.S. dollar on Thursday as the arrest of a leading Chinese executive in Canada threatened to escalate tensions between the U.S. and China, prompting investors to move out of riskier assets.
USD/JPY was down 0.33% to 112.82 by 04:02 AM ET (09:02 AM GMT) after falling as low as 112.58 overnight.
Meng Wanzhou, the CFO at Huawei, was arrested in Canada for allegedly breaching Iran sanctions, following an extradition request by the U.S.
China criticized the U.S. and Canada for the arrest and demanded her immediate release.
Source : Investing.com
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