Gold prices came under renewed pressure after Goldman Sachs lowered its year-end forecast for the precious metal by $500 per ounce, citing a more hawkish outlook from the US Federal
Gold prices came under renewed pressure after Goldman Sachs lowered its year-end forecast for the precious metal by $500 per ounce, citing a more hawkish outlook from the US Federal
Wall Street opened sharply higher on Thursday after President Donald Trump formally signed an agreement with Iran that paves the way for an end to the Middle East conflict and
US stock futures surged on Monday after Washington and Tehran reached a preliminary agreement aimed at ending the Iran conflict and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, triggering a sharp decline
US stocks made a positive start to trading on Friday, although enthusiasm was more muted within the technology sector as investors focused on the highly anticipated debut of SpaceX.
US stocks opened higher on Tuesday as investors continued to buy back into technology shares following last week’s sharp market sell-off.
London stocks finished little changed on Monday after a volatile trading session, with investors balancing geopolitical concerns against a recovery on Wall Street.
Wall Street opened sharply higher on Monday after Iran indicated it would halt its military strikes against Israel, easing geopolitical tensions and boosting investor sentiment.
US stock futures pointed higher on Monday as semiconductor stocks recovered ground following last week’s sharp technology sector sell-off.
US equities pushed to fresh record highs on Thursday, extending the recent rally in technology and artificial intelligence-linked stocks.
Wall Street opened mixed on Wednesday as investors weighed inflation concerns, interest rate expectations and continued strength in semiconductor stocks, while London markets pushed higher once again.
The Bank of England could begin cutting interest rates in the fourth quarter of 2026 if energy market pressures ease, according to Andrew Wishart of Berenberg.
The Bank of England is widely expected to hold interest rates at 3.75% at today’s policy announcement, as policymakers take a cautious stance amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.