Global oil prices have been stable amidst various geopolitical dynamics. Brent crude is hovering just below $64 per barrel, while WTI is approaching $60. One of the market’s key focuses is energy relations between India and Russia, especially after President Vladimir Putin promised unhindered fuel deliveries to India. This issue has become increasingly important as…
Silver prices are rising again and are now very close to their record high. The precious metal is trading around $58.50 per ounce, just over a dollar off its high reached the previous day. This increase occurred alongside massive inflows into silver-backed ETFs, which surged by nearly 590 tons in a week—signaling strong investor confidence…
Gold strengthened at the start of the Asian trading session as market participants grew more confident that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates later this week. The price increase for this precious metal emerged after the release of key US inflation indicators, which were in line with expectations, providing no negative surprises for the…
The Hong Kong stock index weakened in Monday morning trading, dropping around 165 points or 0.6% to 25,915. This correction halted the previous two sessions’ rally. Most sectors fell, with financial and consumer stocks leading the decline. Investors have become more cautious after consecutive gains, opting to hold off while awaiting new data and sentiment….
The Japanese stock market opened lower at the start of trading after disappointing economic growth data showed results. Japan’s gross domestic product (GDP) fell 0.6% in the July-September quarter compared to the previous three months—worse than the expected 0.4% decline. This data immediately weighed on market sentiment and caused several leading stocks to decline. The…
The Hang Seng rose 175 points or 0.7% to close at 25,936 on Thursday, partly rebounding from a steep fall the prior day amid firmer U.S. futures ahead of Friday’s PCE index and the Fed’s final policy meeting of the year, where a 25bps rate cut is widely expected. Meanwhile, China may keep its 2026…
