Trump and US Fed clash may push gold prices towards $3,600/oz by year-end
Recent uncertainty surrounding the standoff between US President Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve makes gold more attractive for investments. …
US manufacturing contracts for sixth month, misses estimates
US manufacturing activity contracted for the sixth consecutive month in August as factories continued to feel the effects of import…
Commodities wrap: gold, silver, and oil prices rise ahead of key economic events
Gold extended its rally on Tuesday, climbing to yet another record high as expectations built around a US Federal Reserve…
Brazil’s economy slows in Q2 but beats forecasts as services, mining shines
Brazil’s economy slowed more than expected in Q2 2025, but still beat market expectations, with supporting services activity and extractive…
Europe bulletin: inflation nudges higher, Nestlé ousts CEO, UK debt warning
A turbulent day across Europe brought fresh inflation data from the euro area, another leadership crisis at Nestlé, a sharp…
‘Partners, not rivals’: As Trump’s tariffs bite, India’s Modi and China’s Xi reset ties
In the glittering port city of Tianjin, against the backdrop of a grand international summit overshadowed by the long shadow…
Alibaba rallies on strong earnings and cloud momentum as analysts raise price targets
Alibaba Group shares surged in Hong Kong trading on Monday, boosted by optimism over its cloud business and improving e-commerce…
Gold hits record high but silver poised to outperform amid institutional interest
Gold and silver prices have risen sharply on the first day of September as rate cut hopes fuelled investors’ sentiment…
India’s 7.8% growth masks equity market slowdown as tariffs weigh on earnings
India recorded one of the fastest economic expansions globally in the April–June quarter, with real GDP climbing 7.8%. But this…
Amid US-India trade tensions, Motley Fool’s Bill Mann advocates for strategic investments in tech and energy
As the US imposes punitive tariffs on over $60 billion of Indian exports, investors are left grappling with the implications…