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On Wednesday, gold declined in Asia because market participants took positions ahead of an anticipated roll-out of the Trump administration's initiative for tax cuts…
On Tuesday, crude prices extended profits, with Brent crude reaching a 26-month maximum, underpinned by Turkey's threat to reduce oil flows from Iraq's Kurdistan region to other countries…
On Tuesday, gold held revenues in Asia because market participants were quite cautious as for tensions on the Korean peninsula…
On Monday, gold tumbled moderately in Asia after a weekend in which Germany and New Zealand went to surveys to both produce results, which pointed to lengthy negotiations to form coalition government…
On Monday, crude prices were nearly intact, keeping most of their revenues from the previous trading session to hold close to their highest outcome in months…
On Friday, gold edged up in Asia because market participants digested rather an alarming report that North Korea was going to test a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean…
On Friday, crude prices didn’t change in early Asian trade because the market was eager to see whether key crude producers would dare to extend supply cuts beyond March at a gathering in Vienna later in the day or not…
On Thursday, gold extended previous session's post-FOMC decline and tumbled to an almost four week minimum of $1295…
On Thursday, crude markets went down, suppressed by soaring American crude inventories as well as output, not to mention a stronger greenback that potentially affects fuel consumption in countries, which utilize other currencies at home…
On Wednesday, gold leapt during Asia trade, with the Fed policy review believed to follow a well-telegraphed script on interest rates and cutting the balance sheet, although some traders are searching for language suggesting a shift to a more dovish…
On Wednesday, crude leapt in Asia trade after industry estimates showed a positive picture on American crude as well as refined product figures…
On Tuesday, crude markets went down, suppressed by soaring American shale output as well as fears that another hurricane affecting the Caribbean could knock out refineries, disrupting shipping to and from the USA…
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