Despite a sharp, more than 4% slide on Friday—fueled by rumors of a potentially more hawkish Federal Reserve chair—gold remains on course for its strongest monthly gain since 1980, as geopolitical and economic uncertainties continue to drive investors toward the traditional safe-haven asset.Prices had come under pressure as investors resorted…
The FTSE 100 Index continued its rally this week and was hovering near its all-time high as market participants…
The CAC 40 Index retreated this week after LVMH, its biggest constituent company, published weak results that cast doubt…
Apple delivered a powerful start to the fiscal year with first-quarter earnings that exceeded expectations and an outlook pointing…
Gold and silver prices came to a screeching halt on Friday as the precious metals experienced wild swings to…
CaixaBank’s 2025 net profit rose 1.8% from a year earlier to €5.891 billion, supported by increased business both in lending…
On Thursday, global markets and geopolitics were shaped by a mix of accelerating artificial intelligence investment, volatile Asian equities,…
Gold prices continued to surge to new record highs as the yellow metal cleared $5,600 per ounce on Thursday. Gold…
SK Hynix has overtaken Samsung Electronics in operating profit for the first time, marking a shift in South Korea’s…