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There have been no major changes in the Fed's policy, so gold is still bullish in the long term. However, it is overpriced in the short term.Gold futures fell sharply on Wednesday as the US dollar stabilized after weeks ... [read more]
Japan's GDP posted a third consecutive decline in its GDP, with a reading of 0.6% in the second quarter. Two consecutive declines indicate that the economy is in recession. In Canada, the economy created 418.5k jobs, bea... [read more]
Gold markets rose somewhat significantly during the trading session again on Thursday, as we await the announcement of non-farm payrolls tomorrow, Friday at 3:30 pm KSA.The gold markets at this stage are in the overbough... [read more]
In the eurozone, gross domestic product fell 12.1% in the second quarter, after previously falling 3.8%. German consumer price inflation fell 0.5%, its second drop in three months. Canadian GDP rebounded well in June, wi... [read more]
Gold prices rose in the London trading session on Thursday. Gold traders increased their bullish bets as the global geopolitical risks were strengthened alongside the massive stimulus packages coming into an already infl... [read more]
This week includes PMI indices in the US, UK and Eurozone. These indicators are important measures of the strength of the manufacturing and services sectors. In addition, the central banks of Japan and Australia will rel... [read more]
Central banks played an important role in trying to stabilize financial markets in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Next week, the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan and the Bank of Canada will announce interest ... [read more]
Canada and the UK recorded negative growth, reflecting the harsh economic conditions sweeping the world's major economies. There was an improvement in the manufacturing and construction sectors, although most PMIs are st... [read more]
Major economies are still struggling with the devastating effects of the Coronavirus, but there are signs of a recovery in the manufacturing and services sector, as employment numbers have improved.Across the eurozone an... [read more]
Central banks were in focus last week, as policymakers continue to monitor the effects of the damned Corona pandemic. The employment figures were shocking, and reflecting harsh economic conditions. As for this week, atte... [read more]
