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Gold jumps 3 pct on physical buying, soft dollar
Gold prices rose more than 3 percent on Tuesday as a drop in the dollar index helped the precious metal snap a four-day run of losses and after an early rout in the previous session tempted price-sensitive physical buyers back to the market. Prices dropped more than $120 an ounce in Asian trading hours on Monday, an unprecedented intraday fall in value terms, as a rush for the liquidity of the
Gold prices rose more than 3 percent on Tuesday as a drop in the dollar index helped the precious metal snap a four-day run of losses and after an early rout in the previous session tempted price-sensitive physical buyers back to the market. Prices dropped more than $120 an ounce in Asian trading hours on Monday, an unprecedented intraday fall in value terms, as a rush for the liquidity of the
Gold jumps 3% on physical buying, soft dollar
Gold prices rose more than 3 percent on Tuesday as a drop in the dollar index helped the precious metal snap a four-day run of losses and after an early rout in the previous session tempted
Gold prices rose more than 3 percent on Tuesday as a drop in the dollar index helped the precious metal snap a four-day run of losses and after an early rout in the previous session tempted
Motilal Oswal to sell stake in AMC, I-banking arms
Motilal Oswal Financial Services was looking to sell a little less than 26 per cent stake in its asset management and investment banking businesses, said Chairman and Managing Director Motilal Oswal.
Motilal Oswal Financial Services was looking to sell a little less than 26 per cent stake in its asset management and investment banking businesses, said Chairman and Managing Director Motilal Oswal.
Operation Twist spooks mkts
The Fed’s latest bond-buying programme takes the wind out of financial markets.
The Fed’s latest bond-buying programme takes the wind out of financial markets.
UBS loss exposes European trading loophole
UBS's $2.3 billion loss has uncovered a gap in the oversight of widely-used investment products which allow traders to hide their dealings and will take regulators years to close.
UBS's $2.3 billion loss has uncovered a gap in the oversight of widely-used investment products which allow traders to hide their dealings and will take regulators years to close.
Following the money
UBS: UBS is beginning to lift the lid on its rogue trading scandal. Four days after dropping the bombshell, the Swiss bank released more details about how trader Kweku Adoboli
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