US EditionGold and Silver Prices Seesaw as FTSE 100 Hits Record High
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Gold and silver prices recorded a gross decrease, after which, last week, the rates reached recorded levels. In Asia's transactions, the gold spot price fell by over 9%, at $4.403 (3.222 litres), while the silver dropped by 15%, at least 72 dollars per ounce, informs BBC.
A record fall after an amazing march.
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FTSE 100 hits record high as dollar rallies and gold extends sharp pullback
The FTSE 100 closed at a fresh record high on a day of whipsawing global markets, as a strengthening US dollar offset sharp falls in commodities including gold, silver and oil. London’s blue-chip index finished up 118.02 points, or 1.15 per cent, at 10,341.56, reversing an early European sell-off and setting a new closing peak. Traders bet that the dollar’s recent rally would boost earnings prospects for UK-listed multinationals, around three-qu…
FTSE 100 hits fresh record after gold and silver rout
The FTSE 100 hit a fresh record on Monday despite being swept up in a global sell-off of metals and tech stocks that had pushed Asian and European stock markets deep into the red earlier in the day. The UK’s blue-chip index closed up 118 points to end the day at an all-time high of 10,341, after opening down some 0.5 per cent as investors across the world dumped risky and commodity-based stocks. The record close means the FTSE 100 has now climbe…
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