Metals News
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From edition.cnn.com|Jan 17, 2020Louis Vuitton has just bought the world's second-largest diamond, another sign of the French brand's ambitions in the luxury jewelry market. The 1,758-carat rough diamond, which was recovered by Lucara Diamond Corp in Botswana last April, is dark in color and about the size of your palm. The mining company named it "Sewelô," meaning "rare find" in the ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|Jan 16, 2020A strange thing happens in Singapore after the government announces it’s selling highly-coveted land. Executives from developers bidding for the sites hit the golf course together. In what it labels “insider trading,” a landmark study by the National University of Singapore Business School found those firms paid 14% less for land at auction, costing the ...
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From cnbc.com|Jan 17, 2020|11 commentsU.S. manufacturing output rose unexpectedly in December as a drop in motor vehicle output was outpaced by increases in production of other durable goods, food and beverages, and other products. The Federal Reserve said on Friday that manufacturing production rose 0.2% last month after a downwardly revised 1.0% increase in November. Overall industrial output ...
- From dailyfx.com|43 hr ago
Silver has enjoyed an encouraging start to the year, receiving a boost from geopolitical tensions and the Fed’s balance sheet expansion. Now, however, these drivers have subsided or taken a backseat as silver trades narrowly beneath technical resistance. Without a clear fundamental catalyst, breaching the topside barrier could be too much too soon without a ...
- From edition.cnn.com|Jan 17, 2020
Louis Vuitton has just bought the world's second-largest diamond, another sign of the French brand's ambitions in the luxury jewelry market. The 1,758-carat rough diamond, which was recovered by Lucara Diamond Corp in Botswana last April, is dark in color and about the size of your palm. The mining company named it "Sewelô," meaning "rare find" in the ...
- From theglobalist.com|11 hr ago
As the international leaders will convene in Berlin on January 19 for a conference to try and resolve the civil war in Libya, there is a great deal of jockeying going on. Turkey ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|20 hr ago|2 commentsU.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Sajid Javid signaled Britain is planning to shift its economy further away from the European Union’s, firing an early salvo in what’s set to be a ...
- From arabnews.com|31 min ago
More than 80 Yemeni soldiers have been killed and scores injured in a missile and drone attack blamed on Houthi rebels in central Yemen, medical and military sources said Sunday. ...
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From youtube.com/capitalcomtrading|1 hr 35 min agoThe gold price in January 2020 has seen a historical high of $1613 just last week, before dropping back down to the mark of $1559. Thus, in the past 6 days, the gold analysis has seen a rather compact range of just $25. This rapid rise in the price of gold was cut short in response to recent major geopolitical events, such as the tension between the US and ...
- From dailyfx.com|43 hr ago
Silver has enjoyed an encouraging start to the year, receiving a boost from geopolitical tensions and the Fed’s balance sheet expansion. Now, however, these drivers have subsided or taken a backseat as silver trades narrowly beneath technical resistance. Without a clear fundamental catalyst, breaching the topside barrier could be too much too soon without a ...
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From xm.com|Jan 17, 2020We would like to inform you that due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Australia Day, China Spring Festival and Hong Kong New Year’s, which take place in January, the trading hours of various instruments will be affected from 20 to 28 January 2020. Please view the tables below to see which instruments will be affected and how: table