
On Monday, oil held strong revenues in Asia, shrugging off the latest North Korean missile test and also waiting for the big gathering on May 25 widely supposed to extend an oil output cut pact through March 2018…
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On Monday, oil held strong revenues in Asia, shrugging off the latest North Korean missile test and also waiting for the big gathering on May 25 widely supposed to extend an oil output cut pact through March 2018…
On Monday, gold slumped in Asia because Donald Trump's first foreign visits as president were in focus with several deals signed in Saudi Arabia in the first stop…
On Friday, gold decreased because traders locked in revenues from the number one precious metal’s recent soar to two-and-a-half week peaks amid ongoing worries over political turmoil in America…
On Friday, crude staged a moderate soar in Asia, with American crude approaching the key $50 a barrel mark ahead of weekly rig count data supposed to set the near-term tone ahead of next week's gathering of OPEC as well as allied producers on output dips…
On Thursday, oil held moderately weaker in Asia because market participants became cautious on political risk right after US Justice Department Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein unexpectedly appointed ex-FBI director Robert Mueller as special…
On Thursday, gold added in Asia right after US Justice Department Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein suddenly appointed ex-FBI director Robert Mueller as special counsel just to take over the investigation of Russia's hypothetical interference in the…
On Wednesday, crude dipped further in Asia because industry data cast a shadow on American demand prospects after inventories suddenly inched up…
On Wednesday, gold tacked on in Asia on the ongoing chaotic American political situation applying pressure on expectations for economic policies favoring tax dips as well as higher spending…
On Tuesday, crude prices tacked on because market participants witnessed chances of a market rebalance in reach on a promise by Saudi Arabia as well as Russia to extend output dips through March of 2018 if other major producers go along…
On Tuesday, gold managed to gain in Asia, while copper dipped as demand in the metals complex turns to be under review, reacting to an evident slowdown in China's industrial output…
On Monday, crude prices soared after the energy ministers of number one crude producers Saudi Arabia and Russia told that an OPEC-led crude output cut would be potentially extended from the middle of 2017 until March 2018…
On Monday, gold managed to tack on in Asia because North Korea shocked financial markets with a statement that its recent missile test was quite capable of carrying a huge nuclear warhead and market participants were also concerned with the potential…
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