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Gold has been one of the standout performers during 2020, rising from around $1500 an ounce to a whopping $2075 an ounce in August. However, with the precious metal having broken out of previous all-time highs from the Global Financial Crisis, is ...
The RBNZ meeting is tomorrow and their last known direction was for negative interest rates for New Zealand in 2021. So, what else can we expect from the RBNZ tomorrow? Funding for Lending Programme (FLP) Governor Orr should release details of a new ...
There has been a major shift in the perception of cryptocurrencies that has happened recently. PayPal’s willingness to endorse the use of cryptocurrency by its large user base put Bitcoin firmly on the map and gave it a stamp of approval from ...
This article highlights three reasons for gold to continue higher as cited by a Bloomberg report on the gold market. They are as follows: #1 Gold futures in contango Contango is when the futures price of a commodity is higher than its spot price. ...
video The EU and the UK have entered into a period of intensive Brexit talks. It is still in the best interest of the EU and the UK to try and reach a trade agreement before the deadline at the end of the year. The EURGBP pair should find sellers ...
On Monday, October 19 the latest OPEC+ JMMC meeting did not give any surprises to the oil market. It was uneventful. There was no recommendation to change the previously approved policy for 2021 reducing the group’s collective output cuts to 7.7mln ...
“The latest EU Leaders’ Summit should have been a defining moment for Brexit negotiations, says Giles Coghlan. “After all, Boris Johnson had announced in the lead-up that if no substantial progress had been made on Brexit by the Summit, the UK would ...
It’s been an extraordinary year of cliffhangers and unexpected plot twists that we’re all painfully familiar with by now. However, with 2020 almost in the books, there’s still at least one big unknown left for global markets, and for the United ...
The reports last week that China may have banned Coal imports from Australia is one headline to keep a note of. The reason for this is because around 30% of Australia’s GDP comes from its trade with China. Australia’s biggest trading partner is ...
There has been a move in the perception of digital forms of money. This is being accelerated by the recent COVID-19 inspired lockdowns. When digital currencies originally came out everything appeared to be somewhat, well bizarre. Catching wind of a ...
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