
Gold drop 1.2%, dip for silver and palladium
Gold fell sharply on Monday as investors watched the Russian invasion of Ukraine and waited for the Federal Reserve monetary
Gold fell sharply on Monday as investors watched the Russian invasion of Ukraine and waited for the Federal Reserve monetary
Wall Street falls as risk appetite fades. Disappointment over Ukraine-Russia negotiations and COVID-19 in China have soured confidence. US markets
USD/JPY is trading above a 24-year resistance trend line. Market risk appetite weighed on safe haven pairs, although rising US
US dollar rebound from 1.2690 extends to levels near 1.2800. The lonie loses ground as oil prices fall. Longer term,
British pound fails to recover 1.3100, remains near medium-term lows. Pound’s recovery falters despite BoE rate hike expectations. GBP/USD decline
US dollar and US stock indices mixed on Monday. The euro rises against the dollar, the British pound and the
Nomura economists identify three risk exposures that push the EUR/USD down in the second quarter of 2022. However, the pair
Wall Street advances Monday amid improved market sentiment. Hopes for progress in Ukraine-Russia talks have whetted risk appetite. Banks lead
The start of the stock market week for the Athens market leaves mixed feelings, as it maintained the positive sign
Strong fluctuations are observed today in the international bond markets, while in Greece there is a decline in prices and
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