Gold prices gave up early gains on
Wednesday as the U.S. dollar firmed, despite support for the
metal from falling Treasury yields and sagging global stocks on
fears of the impact on the global ...
Emerging European assets were
mixed on Wednesday morning as global investors braced for a new
challenge from the COVID-19 pandemic, with Czech assets
successfully weathering a diplomatic storm with ...
* Asian stock markets: https://tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4. * Risk aversion resurfaces as virus concerns return. * Rising infections in India rattle energy markets. * Bond traders eagerly await 20-year Treasury auction. By Huw Jones.
* Euro zone periphery govt bond yields http://tmsnrt.rs/2ii2Bqr. Euro zone bond yields were broadly steady on Wednesday as investors appeared to refrain from placing big bets ahead of the European Central Bank monetary policy meeting on Thursday, but risk aversion provided some underlying support to debt markets.
Japanese government bond yields fell on Wednesday, as investor appetite for safe-haven debt was boosted by a drop in stocks on fears that possible COVID-19 lockdowns in Japan's biggest cities would delay an economic reopening.
* Asian stock markets: https://tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4. * Risk aversion resurfaces as virus concerns return. * Rising infections in India rattle energy markets. * Bond traders eagerly await 20-year Treasury auction. By Stanley White.
Gold prices rose on Wednesday, hovering
near a seven-week high hit earlier this week, as a soggy dollar
and a retreat in U.S. Treasury yields lifted demand for the
safe-haven metal.
* Asian stock markets: https://tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4. * Risk aversion resurfaces as virus concerns return. * Rising infections in India rattle energy markets. * Bond traders eagerly await 20-year Treasury auction. By Stanley White.
Gold prices edged higher on Wednesday,
hovering near a seven-week peak hit earlier this week, as a
weaker dollar and a retreat in U.S. Treasury yields lifted
demand for the safe-haven metal.
* European stocks fall 1.9%; S&P 500 down less than 1% * Dollar ticks up after touching lowest since early March. * Oil drops with eyes on India coronavirus surge. By Rodrigo Campos. A gauge of stock prices across the world was on track on Tuesday for its largest daily drop since early March as concern lingered over rising global COVID-19 cases, while oil prices also fell.
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