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Gold futures declined in Tuesday trade amid a report that signaled second-quarter demand hit its lowest level in six years...
The London Metal Exchange, the world’s biggest metals bourse, will accept the offshore yuan as collateral against its contracts after Bank of England approves it, the exchange said in a statement Tuesday...
Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s has issued a caution that monetary policy is diverging, in both the United States and the United Kingdom, as well as developing economies...
Copper prices edged higher on Tuesday, but remained near the previous session's six-year low as market players monitored movements on China's volatile stock market...
Wall Street is expected to break a five-session row of losses on Tuesday, shrugging off China’s continuing fall, as market players now concentrate on the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday, with a statement due at 2 p.m...
The pound jumped against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, after data showed that the U.K. economy expanded in line with expectations in the second quarter...
The dollar moved higher against the euro and the yen on Tuesday ahead of the start of the Federal Reserve’s two day policy setting meeting later in the trading day...
To date, futures prices for gold have given up more than 7%, platinum has plunged at least 18% and copper is down more than 16%, while key indices for the mining stocks, including the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index have dropped by 30...
On Tuesday, the Australian dollar surged against its U.S. counterpart as demand for the latter was pressured ahead of the Federal Reserve's highly-anticipated policy statement on Wednesday, which also sent the metals sector higher...