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FTSE edges higher as traders await Fed cut, UK inflation cools, and Moonpig shines. London stocks ticked up on Wednesday as traders waited for the Fed’s rate call and digested cooler-than-expected UK ...
Gold has climbed over 40% this year on central bank buying, global tensions and Trump’s trade stance, but the latest pullback shows investors are wary of the Fed’s next move, the focus remains firmly ...
UK jobs market weakens as wage growth slows, payroll employment falls and vacancies decline, ONS figures show.
London stocks opened lower on Tuesday, with the FTSE 100 down 0.3% at 9,251.72. The FTSE 250 slipped 5.72 points to 21,640.87, while the AIM All-Share inched up 0.2% to 768.64.
Gold hits new records near $3,700 as Fed cut bets and political tensions fuel demand. Gold surged to fresh record highs in Asian trading on Tuesday, nearing $3,700 per ounce as investors doubled down ...
The FTSE 100 opened softer on Monday, slipping 0.1% to 9,277.03 while European peers edged higher ahead of a week packed with rate calls. The FTSE 250 added 0.3% to 21,687.29 and the AIM All-Share ...
John Lewis Partnership halves-year losses rise to £88m as restructuring and regulatory costs weigh, Guardian reports.
Lower rates typically enhance gold’s appeal against yield-bearing assets, and banks are beginning to chase the rally. ANZ on Wednesday raised its year-end forecast to $3,800, with a possible peak near ...
Gold consolidates near record highs ahead of US CPI data, Fed rate cut expectations remain intact. Gold prices edged lower on Thursday, holding close to record highs as investors await US consumer ...
FTSE 100 rises as gold miners and Gemfields lead, markets focus on Fed and UK GDP. London stocks opened largely higher on Friday, tracking positive sentiment from US markets and firm commodity prices.
London equities opened in positive territory on Thursday as investors braced for a key European Central Bank decision and fresh US inflation numbers that could shape the pace of rate cuts. The FTSE ...
Gold’s advance has been underpinned by dollar weakness, central bank demand, and heightened economic and geopolitical risks. China’s central bank extended its bullion buying streak into a tenth ...
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