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Sterling Rises on Weaker Dollar as Trump Pushes for Lower Interest Rates and Tariffs
by Barbaraby BarbaraThe British pound strengthened against the US dollar in early European trading on Friday, climbing 0.3% to $1.2387, as the…
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Ronnie Stoeferle Discusses Gold Market Dynamics, Central Bank Purchases, and Future Outlook
by Barbaraby BarbaraIn a recent interview with Sprott Money, gold market expert Ronnie Stoeferle, Managing Partner at Incrementum AG, shared valuable insights…
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Ed Miliband has come under fire for Labour’s plan to bury Britain’s vast plutonium stockpile underground, with critics accusing the…
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Gold prices surged last week, inching closer to their all-time high of $2,790.17, fueled by a combination of a weakening…
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Bitcoin has seen a meteoric rise since the election of U.S. President Donald Trump, with its price surging past $100,000…
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Silver prices closed at $30.60 on Friday, up 0.51% for the day, but failed to maintain momentum after briefly trading…
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Investment Opportunities in Gold, Silver, and Miners Amid Market Sentiment Shifts
by Barbaraby BarbaraIn a recent analysis, Feneck, the founder of Fenwick Consulting, drew attention to the undervalued state of the gold mining…
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Gold prices surged by over 1% on Friday, nearing their all-time high, driven by a weakening dollar and comments from…
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India’s Forex Reserves Fall for Seventh Consecutive Week, Decline Totals $1.89 Billion
by Barbaraby BarbaraIndia’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves experienced another decline, dropping by $1.888 billion to $623.983 billion during the week ending January…
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Gold also serves as a financial asset and is considered a safe haven investment. It has been used as a form of currency throughout history and is often seen as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. Investors can buy and sell gold in various forms, including physical gold (such as bars and coins) and gold-backed financial products (such as exchange-traded funds or futures contracts).