Metals News
- From youtube.com/cmegroup|1 hr 20 min ago
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From cnbc.com|7 hr ago|2 commentsThe Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a proposed judgment in its case against Florida businessman Barry Honig on Monday for a civil case involving allegations of manipulating three microcap stocks. The SEC also filed a proposed judgment against GRQ Consultants, a Florida corporation owned and operated by Honig, according to court ...
- From dailymail.co.uk|41 hr ago|17 comments
A Florida man thought he'd landed a steal when he bid on a $9,100 Florida villa in an online auction but ended up buying a strip of grass running in between two homes - and officials say there's nothing he can do about a refund. Kerville Holness thought he purchased the Tamarac villa, worth $177,000, during a Broward online auction of properties ...
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From mining.com|42 hr ago|1 commentIn this context, President Xi’s recent visit to a rare earths plant, and a speech he made urging comrades to dig in for the long and difficult road ahead, makes perfect sense. The symbolism was clear: Even if the trade war lasts decades, the equivalent of the Long March of 1934 which preceded the emergence of the Chinese Communist Party and Mao ...
- From xm.com|7 hr ago
Gold bulls took over again on Tuesday, driving the price near Friday’s 14-month high of 1,358. The location of the RSI – above 70 – hints that the bullish action may be overdone, and therefore no space is left for additional upside. However, with the Stochastics trending under the 80 oversold level and the MACD strengthening momentum above its red ...
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From fxstreet.com|5 hr agoIn the latest stage of the process for deciding the UK's next prime minister, the result of the second ballot for the Conservative leadership is being announced where all 313 Conservative MPs were expected to take part in this at the Houses of Parliament. Any of the six remaining candidates will be eliminated from the contest if they fail to secure at least 33 votes or if they come last. The contenders were as follows: Boris Johnson, Jeremy Hunt, Michael Gove, Dominic Raab, Sajid Javid and Rory Stewart - (They cast their ballots in the first hour of voting). Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary and Mayor of London, was topping the first ballot earlier this month with 114 votes. Round one results were as follows: Boris Johnson 114 Jeremy Hunt 43, Michael Gove 37, Dominic Raab 27, Sajid Javid 23, Rory Stewart 19 (Matthew Hancock 20 - withdrew). The results: Boris Johnson: 126 Jeremy Hunt: 46 tweet at 1:05pm: JOHNSON WINS LATEST ROUND OF UK LEADER RACE; RAAB ELIMINATED
- From mining.com|42 hr ago|1 comment
In this context, President Xi’s recent visit to a rare earths plant, and a speech he made urging comrades to dig in for the long and difficult road ahead, makes perfect sense. The symbolism was clear: Even if the trade war lasts decades, the equivalent of the Long March of 1934 which preceded the emergence of the Chinese Communist Party and Mao ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|13 hr ago|10 commentsFinancial markets have gotten used to the Federal Reserve adjusting its benchmark interest rate in small increments. They might want to be ready for a change. While no ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|Jun 14, 2019|20 commentsPresident Donald Trump sharply criticized Jerome Powell in an interview aired Friday, blaming the Federal Reserve chairman for raising interest rates and saying he is at ...
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From @realDonaldTrump|9 hr ago|19 commentstweet at 9:39am: Had a very good telephone conversation with President Xi of China. We will be having an extended meeting next week at the G-20 in Japan. Our respective teams will begin talks prior to our meeting. tweet at 9:56am: [RTRS] - CHINA'S PRESIDENT XI HELD PHONE CALL WITH U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMP - CHINESE STATE MEDIA
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From @DeItaOne|7 hr ago|9 commentstweet at 11:24am: WHITE HOUSE EXPLORED LEGALITY OF DEMOTING FED CHAIRMAN POWELL tweet at 11:25am: JUST IN: The White House explored the legality of demoting Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell in February, soon after Trump talked about firing him, according to people familiar with the matter https://t.co/TYcqcpCDRW
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From ecb.europa.eu|15 hr ago|50 commentsCentral banks were often established in the past with the aim of bringing stability in the aftermath of historic episodes. The Bank of England was established during the ...
- From thetechnicaltraders.com|2 hr 10 min ago|2 comments
As our research team continues to pour over the charts and look for any signs of direction regarding tomorrow’s Fed news, we put together a couple the charts that may highlight some expectations and in at what the markets may do the rest of the week. The expectations that the US Federal Reserve may maintain rates at current levels or potentially ...
- From xm.com|7 hr ago
Gold bulls took over again on Tuesday, driving the price near Friday’s 14-month high of 1,358. The location of the RSI – above 70 – hints that the bullish action may be overdone, and therefore no space is left for additional upside. However, with the Stochastics trending under the 80 oversold level and the MACD strengthening momentum above its red ...
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From miningreview.com|9 hr agoASX-listed gold miner Resolute Mining has published a prospectus in support of its intention to list on the London Stock Exchange this week. Resolute Mining, which currently owns three gold mines, the Syama gold mine in Mali, the Ravenswood gold mine in Australia and the Bibiani gold mine in Ghana, has a pathway to annual gold production in excess ...