Japan inflation likely cooled in Feb on energy subsidy resumption: Reuters poll
Japan's core inflation likely decelerated in February from the previous month due to the resumption of energy subsidies, a ...
Is that the bottom? Recovering commodities, bonds vs. US stocks
A theme for 2025 might be the power of reversion. Commodity and US Treasury bond indexes show bottoming patterns from ...
Dubai declines over new tariff threats, oil holds Abu Dhabi
Dubai's index declined on Friday, driven by losses in heavyweight real estate sector stocks as U.S. President Donald Trump's ...
Asian markets rise on China’s consumer spending push, Wall Street tumbles
Asian markets rebounded on Friday, especially in China, where financial institutions were directed to boost consumer spending ...
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S. Korea's import prices fall for first time in 5 months in Feb.: BOK
South Korea's import prices fell for the first time in five months in February due mainly to falling global oil prices, central bank data showed Friday. The import price index shed 0.8 percent from a ...
Silver (XAG) Forecast: Safe-Haven Demand Fuels Gains, But Will Inflation Cap the Rally?
Silver rallied 4.42% on safe-haven demand and Fed cut hopes. CPI data this week could decide if silver keeps rising or ...
Asian shares advance, despite Wall Street's tumble, as China pledges to boost consumer spending
Asian markets have shrugged off another decline on Wall Street, with markets in China advancing after banks and other ...
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TSX, U.S. markets rise, gold price tops US$3,000 an ounce for first time
Canada's main stock index rose alongside U.S. markets, while the price of gold topped the US$3,000 an ounce mark for the ...
ASX snaps losing streak, miners rally; A2 Milk soars
ASX higher; Fortescue jumps 2pc, A2 milk rallies on China stimulus hopes; RBC gloomy on lithium stocks; Myer hires ex-David ...
As stocks stumble, investors should take a lesson from the Cuban Missile Crisis, says this bull
The showdown between the U.S., Cuba and the Soviet Union lasted 12 days, from Oct. 16 to Oct. 28. Initially, stocks fell 5% during the first seven days but then rose for the next five days by 4%, ...