Analysts with Barclays reiterated they still look for gold to average $1,170 an ounce in the fourth quarter and $1,215 next year...

The pound sterling was lower Tuesday after the Office for National Statistics said the UK economy grew by just 0.5% in the third quarter of 2015, down from 0.7% three months earlier...

China shares closed in the green, as investors got jittery ahead of the outcome of a Chinese five-year economic planning meeting. Markets were wondering whether the government might decrease the country's growth target...

The Canadian dollar remains a relatively neutral currency after the BOC’s recent communications, however there remains a slight bearish tilt on the currency until we see a further improvement in data...

On Tuesday the yen was slightly higher in Asia trade with the latest Federal Reserve review of interest rates in focus...

According to the Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society, demand for gold in mainland China may soon touch or even exceed records after financial-market rout and the yuan devaluation bolstered the metal's attractiveness...

Morgan Stanley made a fundamental forecasl for this week related to JPY - they estimated for USD/JPY to be on bullish market condition: "Despite the current risk environment, we would expect JPY to be supported. The risk to our view this week is obviously the BoJ meeting...

While the pound is among the top performers on Monday, the Swiss franc is the opposite and is losing ground. GBP/CHF continues to rally and reached the strongest level since September 22. GBP/CHF: Rally goes on Two weeks ago the pair dropped to 1...

Kit Juckes, economist at Societe Generale, explained that the week's biggest event may be the BOJ on Friday. Key Quotes: "My view last week was that the QE is losing its ‘mojo' and that I would be surprised if either dovish words from the ECB or further QQE from the BoJ would have much FX impact...

AUD/USD is currently trading at 0.7257 with a high of 0.7269 and a low of 0.7207...

The yellow metal’s rebound over the past few months has been slippery at times, with the most recent obstacle a stronger U.S. dollar, UBS says. However, the bank has noticed some encouraging aspects about gold's recovery...

U.S. stocks opened in the red on Monday ahead of this week's Federal Reserve policy meeting and quarterly earnings reports from key companies including Apple...

On Monday the dollar was broadly lower, as markets paused after the greenback's broad rally sparked late last week by signs of potential easing in the euro zone and a surprise rate cut in China...

Oil futures edged higher Monday as market players braced for a week of important economic events, but prices remained range-bound on signals that the world's stored oil was nearing capacity...

European stocks edged lower Monday after mixed Ifo survey on German business conditions, easing from the two-month high they hit after China cut interest rates and the European Central Bank signaled more stimulus. Meeting of both the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan are expected this week...

The Aussie rebounded in Asia on Monday following a surprise rate cut by China on Friday with the impact expected to spread around markets with other major central banks meeting this week...

German Ifo Business Climate, GDP data from the UK, the US and Canada, US Durable Goods Orders, Rate decision in the US, Japan and New Zealand. These are the top events on forex calendar. Here is an outlook on the market-movers for the coming week...

As markets are still guessing when the Federal Reserve will begin hiking borrowing costs, one analyst says it is important to concentrate upon the central bank's policy decisions to figure out the precious metal's direction in general and gold in particular...

Please find the top companies and people who are controlling the oil/gas market. It was estimated according to the Barrels Of Oil Equivalent Per Day (boepd...

According to fxstreet, On Sunday 25th October 2015 the following have ends about daylight saving time 07:00 (+5 GMT) GBP 07:00 (+5 GMT) EUR 07:00 (+5 GMT) CHF...