Gold prices on Wednesday were lifted
from near one-month lows by weaker Treasury yields, ahead of a
potentially aggressive interest rate hike from the U.S. Federal
Reserve as it seeks to combat ...
Aluminium prices rose on Wednesday from
a seven-month low, supported by dwindling inventories and strong
industrial output data from China, while traders watched to see
how aggressively the U.S.
REUTERS GLOBAL MARKETS FORUM
Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, discusses the outlook for
oil and gas markets, the moves on dollar and gold and the impact of war and ...
Aluminium prices rose from a seven-month
low on Wednesday, supported by dwindling inventories and strong
industrial output data from China, while traders waited to see
how aggressive the U.S. Federal ...
Gold prices inched up from a near
one-month low on Wednesday, as investors awaited a potentially
aggressive and key interest rate hike announcement from the U.S.
Aluminium prices deepened losses
and hit the weakest in seven months on Tuesday as investors
worried that renewed lockdowns in top consumer China and a
potential global recession could slash demand ...
Gold prices edged up from a four-week
low on Tuesday, as a pause in the dollar and Treasury yields
rally provided some respite, but gains were limited by growing
bets for aggressive monetary policy ...
London aluminium prices hovered on
Tuesday near six-month lows, while prices in China's commercial
hub of Shanghai fell more than 1% on fears of potential
lockdowns, as prospects of higher ...
Shanghai aluminium and copper prices
fell on Tuesday, as a robust U.S. dollar, fears of potential
lockdowns in top consumer China and the prospects of aggressive
rate hikes by the Federal Reserve ...
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