Metals News
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"My god it's him, he's really back. To give a hedgefund bitch a heart attack. To make a million apes insomniac. It's the guy... who's not a cat ;-)," wrote one user on Reddit's GameStop message board on Sunday evening following an X post from 'Roaring Kitty.' Roaring Kitty, also known as Keith Gill, led an army of 'meme-traders' against hedge funds shorting ...
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The Bank of Japan fell further behind its global peers on efforts to promote gender equality as it returned to an all male lineup of executive directors after reshuffling its senior positions. Tokiko Shimizu, the central bank’s first and only female director, will be replaced by Kazushige Kamiyama after finishing a four-year term, the BOJ said Monday. All ...
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There are certain names that echo down from the history of finance and economics. Adam Smith is one. Milton Friedman is another. So does the British economist John Maynard Keynes. Keynes’ was, and famously remains, an advocate of government deficit spending in a recession. It’s hard to imagine now how radical this position was in the decade before the ...
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Consumers in April raised their expectations for price increases both in the near and longer term, fueled by higher inflation in home prices along with fuel and energy, according to a New York Federal Reserve survey released Monday. The central bank’s New York district reported in its monthly Survey of Consumer Expectations that the outlook increased across ...
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There are certain names that echo down from the history of finance and economics. Adam Smith is one. Milton Friedman is another. So does the British economist John Maynard Keynes. Keynes’ was, and famously remains, an advocate of government deficit spending in a recession. It’s hard to imagine now how radical this position was in the decade before the ...
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The week began with gold losing ground and giving up the gains it made on Friday when it reached a two-week high of 2,378. Technically, the bounce back above the resistance line from March and the 20-day simple moving average (EMA) feeds optimism that the latest upturn could resume as the RSI keeps fluctuating clearly above its 50 neutral mark and the price ...
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Nothing has been setting the US bond market’s direction this year more than the monthly inflation figures. This week will be no exception. The release of the April consumer-price ...
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Smallest increase in core inflation since December expected; retail sales seen moderating After a quiet week for U.S. economic indicators, this week will ramp up with Wednesday's ...
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China plans to start selling the first batch of its 1 trillion yuan ($138 billion) of ultra-long special central government bonds on Friday, according to people familiar with the ...
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Kato is described as a "ruling party heavyweight". He is a former chief cabinet secretary and is seen by some analysts as a candidate to become future prime minister. Kato spoke ...
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Consumers in April raised their expectations for price increases both in the near and longer term, fueled by higher inflation in home prices along with fuel and energy, according ...
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post: ? YELLEN: CHINA IS `NOT REALLY PLAYING BY THE RULES' ON TRADE post: US TREASURY SECRETARY YELLEN: IT IS UNACCEPTABLE TO BE DEPENDENT ON CHINA IN KEY INDUSTRIES. post: US TREASURY SECRETARY YELLEN: WE DO NOT WISH TO DISENGAGE ECONOMICALLY WITH CHINA. post: US TREASURY SECRETARY YELLEN: ANY STEPS ON CHINA SHOULD BE TARGETED, AND NOT BROAD-BASED.
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Gold closed Friday above minor resistance at 2,353 cancelling the short-term corrective downtrend. However, it seems as if gold cannot gain upside traction and if the precious metal is breaking back below 2,303, the bearish corrective scenario is likely to resume with downside potential to the 0.786 retracement of the mid-March to mid-April uptrend at 2,207 ...
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The week began with gold losing ground and giving up the gains it made on Friday when it reached a two-week high of 2,378. Technically, the bounce back above the resistance line from March and the 20-day simple moving average (EMA) feeds optimism that the latest upturn could resume as the RSI keeps fluctuating clearly above its 50 neutral mark and the price ...
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CME Group, the world's leading derivatives marketplace, today reported its April 2024 market statistics set a new average daily volume (ADV) record of 26.5 million contracts for the month, up 33% from April 2023, with double-digit growth across all asset classes. Additionally, interest rate, equity index, foreign exchange and options products set new April ...