Copper surged at its fastest pace in 16 years on Thursday, posting its biggest jump since 2009 as aggressive buying from China sent prices sharply higher.
Copper surged at its fastest pace in 16 years on Thursday, posting its biggest jump since 2009 as aggressive buying from China sent prices sharply higher.
Copper surged to fresh record highs as fears over Donald Trump’s tariff plans tightened an already strained global market.
Oil prices are set for a slide back into the mid to high $50s this year as swelling supplies collide with sluggish global growth, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley.
Copper surged to a fresh record as fears over Donald Trump’s escalating tariff agenda triggered a global squeeze on supplies.
Copper is poised to record its largest annual price increase in more than 15 years as traders respond to mounting concerns over global supply shortages. The metal, which serves as
Copper prices have surged to record levels, capping their strongest annual performance in more than a decade as supply fears, tariff risks and long-term demand trends collide.
Britain’s FTSE 100 closed at a record high on Wednesday, lifted by strong gains in financial and mining stocks as gold prices surged to new peaks.
The price of gold has surged past $4,000 an ounce for the first time, extending a powerful rally driven by political uncertainty in Japan, France, and the United States, where
One of Donald Trump’s top economic advisers has confidently rejected growing concerns about a U.S. recession, insisting there is “100% not” going to be a downturn this year, even as
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has fined four major banks—HSBC, Citi, Morgan Stanley, and Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)—a total of £100.5 million after finding that traders used
Gold demand has surpassed $100 billion (£77 billion) for the first time as investors flock to this safe-haven asset ahead of the U.S. election.
The development of Britain’s largest untapped oil field in the North Sea will generate billions of pounds in tax and boost the UK’s energy security for decades, ministers have said.