Commodities
MCX Gold
29786.0 |
Net Change -205.0
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Open 30036.0
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High 30036.0
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Low 29786.0
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Times 10/05 21:44
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International Gold
1,276.00 |
Net Change +7.80
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Open 1,270.30
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High 1,281.50
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Low 1,262.00
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Times 10/29 00:57
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MCX Silver
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42562.0 |
Net Change 340.0
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Open 42238.0
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High 42649.0
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Low 41925.0
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Times 10/28 23:29
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International Crude
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49.60 |
Net Change -0.87
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Open 50.41
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High 50.58
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Low 49.31
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Times 10/29 03:29
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Gold Market Report
PRECIOUS-Gold jumps to nearly 4-week high on FBI Clinton probe
* U.S. third-quarter GDP data better-than-expected * Palladium touches 16-week low * Platinum on track for biggest weekly rise in three months (Updates prices; adds comment, second byline, NEW YORK dateline) By Marcy Nicholson and Zandi Shabalala NEW YORK/LONDON, Oct 28 Gold rose 1 percent to the highest level in nearly four weeks on Friday, extending gains late in the session after the FBI said it will further investigate Democratic presidential candidate Hillary C
PRECIOUS-Gold unchanged as Asia stocks ease; U.S. GDP data in focus
* U.S. third-quarter GDP data due later on Friday * Gold may test support at $1,261 per ounce -technicals * Platinum on track for biggest weekly rise in three months (Updates with comments and prices) By Apeksha Nair Oct 28 Gold held steady on Friday amid an easing dollar and subdued Asian stocks, staying on course for a second straight weekly gain ahead of U.S. third-quarter GDP data expected later in the day. Spot gold was little changed at $1,268.05 an ounce
PRECIOUS-Gold steady on subdued stocks, set for second weekly gain
Oct 28 Gold prices held steady on Friday amid a flat dollar and subdued Asian stocks, with the metal staying on track for its second straight weekly gain. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was little changed at $1,268.31 per ounce at 0111 GMT. The safe-haven asset is up about 0.2 percent so far this week. * U.S. gold futures were nearly flat at $1,269.10 per ounce. * Demand for bullion is expected to pick up ahead of upcoming festivals in India such as Dhanteras an
PRECIOUS-Gold little changed, awaiting direction on U.S. rates
* Gold has traded in $16 range in last week * Platinum off over 2-week highs reached on Wednesday * SPDR Gold holdings drop 1.49 pct (Updates prices, adds comments, dollar move, NEW YORK dateline; previously LONDON) By Devika Krishna Kumar and Zandi Shabalala NEW YORK/LONDON, Oct 27 Gold was little changed on Thursday, pressured by a persistently strong dollar as the market awaits more signs about the timing of an expected U.S. interest rate rise from the Federal R
PRECIOUS-Gold edges higher, awaiting direction on U.S. rates
* Gold has traded in $16 range in last week * Platinum off over 2-week highs hit on Wednesday * SPDR Gold holdings drop 1.49 pct (Updates prices, fresh quote) By Zandi Shabalala LONDON, Oct 27 Gold was on track to end the week barely changed as the market awaited more signs about the timing of an expected U.S. interest rate rise from the Federal Reserve. Spot gold was up 0.2 percent on Thursday at $1,269.21 an ounce by 1430 GMT while U.S. gold futures rose by a
UPDATE 1-Tribe vows to fight North Dakota pipeline through winter
CANNON BALL, N.D., Oct 29 Native American leaders vowed on Saturday to protest through the winter against a North Dakota oil pipeline they say threatens water resources and sacred lands, and are weighing lawsuits over police treatment of arrested protesters.
Tribe vows to fight North Dakota pipeline through winter
Oct 29 Native American leaders vowed on Saturday to protest through the winter against a North Dakota oil pipeline they say threatens water resources and sacred lands and are weighing lawsuits over police treatment of arrested protesters.
Tajikistan starts building world's tallest dam for hydro plant
DUSHANBE, Oct 29 Tajikistan on Saturday diverted the flow of a major river to start building the world's tallest dam and the main element of the Rogun hydroelectric power plant, a $3.9 billion project which Dushanbe hopes will secure its energy independence.
UPDATE 2-Non-OPEC yet to pledge concrete oil output steps after meeting OPEC
* OPEC officials could not agree output limits on Friday (Updates with meeting over, comments)
Non-OPEC yet to pledge concrete oil output steps after meeting OPEC
VIENNA, Oct 29 Non-OPEC producers have yet to make a specific commitment to join the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in limiting output levels to prop up prices, OPEC and non-OPEC energy officials said on Saturday.
- Tesla's Musk adds solar roofs to his clean energy vision
- Portuguese renewables developer EDPR quietly upstages power giants
- Britain seeks to curb subsidy payments for diesel-fired power plants
- Analysts shave EU carbon price forecasts on lower coal use: Reuters poll
- Shippers brace for new rules to cut deadly sulfur emissions
Markets
- Asia
- U.S.
- Europe
- Sectors
| DOW | 18,161.19 |
-8.49 |
-0.05% |
| S&P; 500 | 2,126.41 |
-6.63 |
-0.31% |
| NASDAQ | 5,190.10 |
-25.87 |
-0.50% |
| TR US Index | 188.70 |
-1.65 |
-0.87% |
Sector Summary
| Energy |
-0.54%
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| Basic Materials |
+0.73%
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| Industrials |
+0.71%
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| Cyclical Goods & Services |
+0.36%
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| Non-Cyclical Goods & Services |
+0.01%
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| Financials |
+0.02%
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| Healthcare |
-0.98%
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| Technology |
+0.11%
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| Telecoms |
+0.21%
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| Utilities |
+0.35%
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China economic reforms may result in $14.4 trillion GDP, growth at 6 percent – Asia Society report
Sweeping economic reform initiated by China President Xi Jinping in November 2013 marked a turning point for the world's second biggest economy. If implemented fully, China's potential GDP growth can be sustained at 6 percent through 2020. One risk: Falling short of that growth rate could result in growth at half that projection, or worse, leading to a new economic crisis, according to a new study.