Precious Metals

Robert Kiyosaki believes that the US Federal Reserve's gold-buying spree and interest rate cuts will drive its value to new record highs in the near future.

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Safe-haven seeking investors pile into precious metals as Pyongyang and Washington spar again.

Safe-haven seeking investors drive yellow metal to a fresh high above $1,300/oz

Physical traders report surge in buying as precious metal futures register spikes.

Lower demand and technical correction took a heavy toll on the precious metal in Asian and European trading.

Uptick in Libyan production and rising number of US rigs spooks oil futures market.

Brent, WTI contracts lost further ground as US rig count rose and traders were unconvinced by producers' cuts.

Brent, WTI futures jump as market prices in fresh output cuts by major oil exporters.

Uptick in yellow metal's price and cryptocurrency's rise have started daft comparisons.

Several Opec ministers and Russia came out in favour of extending production cuts beyond June.

As US inventories decline, oil ministers of Iraq and Algeria claim there's agreement within Opec.

Soundbites in favour of extending oil production cuts having little impact in the face of rising US output.

Saudi Arabia's Opec governor claims major oil producers were converging on the need to extend production cuts.

Futures trades in the yellow metal see drop of over $20 as US central bank hints at another interest rate hike.

Market sentiment increasingly factoring incremental shale oil barrels as Baker Hughes records another US rig count rise.

Tug of market direction between higher US oil production and Opec output cuts is in full play.

Rising crude production stateside continues to drag down crude prices despite producers' soundbites in favour of extending cuts.

Quotes from key producers over possible output cuts fail to fire traders' imagination.

Risk-driven safe-haven rally ends as gold declines by over $10, faced with a stronger greenback.

Rise in supply of Chinese steel made from cheaper iron ore and global oversupply have triggered a heavy drop in ore prices.

As the greenback slid on the president's comments, safe-haven investors extended gold trades.

Geopolitical risk remained the primary driver of major commodities contracts with gold leading the way.

Escalating war of words between Russia and the West, plus North Korea and Brexit, send gold up by nearly $20.

Brent, WTI futures maintain upward momentum as geopolitics influence trading patterns.

Commodities market sees a barrage of safe-haven calls with substantial spikes in precious metal and oil futures.

Bearish data from US failed to halt gains in oil market as traders speculate over extension of Opec cuts.

As the dollar strengthened, gold futures and spot price took a tumble.

Libyan production rebound puts pressure on crude futures riding high on the back of Opec output cut chatter.

Gold price slide extends into second successive session with strong dollar proving to be drag on trading.