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Suspected fraudsters congregate anonymously on message boards and social media, figuring out which banks to target with altered checks. Source link
Suspected fraudsters congregate anonymously on message boards and social media, figuring out which banks to target with altered checks. Source link
Comex gold futures were looking to resume their uptrend after establishing an interim base on the daily chart on Monday, RHB Retail Research said. Source link
Gold futures rose, recouping some ground as the U.S. dollar’s rally slowed, BMI said, adding the Fed’s likely more-cautious approach to rate cuts will be a headwind, but while there are strong downside risks to gold in 2025 and significant volatility should be expected, in the longer term prices should stay elevated compared with the prepandemic levels. Source link
Gold prices are on track for their worst weekly decline in more than three years, pressured down by profit-taking, a stronger U.S. dollar and waning interest rate cut hopes following Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. election. Source link
Gold futures were flat, but down nearly 5% on week, reflecting a surge in risk appetite after the Republican win in the U.S. elections, ActivTrades said. Source link
Front-month gold futures settled down 0.5% to $2,568.20 an ounce — making it the fifth consecutive losing session. Source link
Gold futures ticked higher as market attention shifts toward U.S. economic data. Source link
Article content Gold slipped to its lowest level in more than seven weeks as the U.S. dollar continued to strengthen following Donald Trump’s election victory. Bullion fell as much as 1.1 per cent — after sliding 2.5 per cent in the previous session — as a gauge of the dollar rose to its highest level in a year. The gains, which make commodities priced in the greenback more expensive for
Gold was steady in the early Asian session as traders continued to digest recent U.S. dollar strength and the uptrend in Treasury yields in the wake of Trump’s election win. Source link
Gold futures fell, caused by a stronger U.S. dollar and a sharp rise in bond yields, but it’s a temporary dip as the precious metal should remain in demand as a hedge against inflation, which is likely to rise under president-elect Donald Trump, Commerzbank said. Source link