Gold’s Two-Day Plunge One for the Record Books
Gold's massive selloff has turned into a plunge of historic proportions. The precious metal is on pace for its biggest two-day decline since 1980.
View ArticleGold Selloff Hits Australian Currency
While gold prices are sinking to their lowest levels since 2011, another asset is selling off due to its heavy reliance on China and metals prices: the Australian dollar.
View ArticleGoldman Sachs No Longer Betting Higher Brent Oil Prices
Brent crude oil is poised to fall below $100 a barrel for the first time in more than two years, and that’s flushing some bulls out of the market. Including Goldman Sachs.
View ArticleWhy Gold’s Tumble Won’t Save You Any Money at the Jewelry Store
Gold futures have plunged 13% since Thursday, but don't expect that gold necklace you've been eyeing to go on sale.
View ArticleFX FRENZY: Global Championship Is on the Line
It is all on the line for the two finalists in the DJ FX Frenzy championship: the pride and glory of being named the first global winner of this bracket-style foreign-exchange competition.
View ArticleDespite Gold Selloff, Options Traders Bank on Rebound
So gold notched its biggest one-day drop in 30 years. What’s next? Despite the heavy losses, broken technical levels and waves of margin calls, the options market for the yellow metal is beaming with...
View ArticleUgly Day Gets Even Worse Ahead of the Close
On the heels of a huge tumble in gold and silver prices, the stock market's slide is steepening in the final trading hour.
View ArticleOutflows in Gold ETFs Surge as Traders Bolt
Investors in gold exchange-traded funds have been rushing to the exits as gold prices plunge.
View ArticleEnergy Journal: European Refineries Squeezed from West and East
The parlous state of Europe's refining business is no secret.
View ArticleEnergy Journal: EU-China Solar Battle Escalates
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