FTSE 100 Finishes Week Strong as Miners Lead London Higher
London shares finished the week stronger as gold miners rallied and investors assessed fresh US jobs data.
London shares finished the week stronger as gold miners rallied and investors assessed fresh US jobs data.
Gold remains near $4,000 as mining companies strengthen finances and attract investors seeking value.
Tokyo and Washington intervened jointly to defend the yen, marking the first coordinated action in fifteen years.
Bitcoin held up following the Federal Reserve meeting, but mixed ETF flows and Strategy’s capital management plans weighed on sentiment into the end of July.
Bitcoin rebounds towards $65,000 as ETF inflows improve, though major resistance continues limiting further upside potential.
discoverIE shares rose as the industrial electronics group reported strong first-quarter orders and raised confidence in full-year performance.
Wise shares dropped after US regulators rejected its trust bank charter application, forcing the payments firm to prepare a new submission.
Bitcoin fell below $58,000, then rebounded toward $65,000 after soft CPI cut Fed hike odds.
SSE beat expectations, raised its dividend and investment plans, but shares fell as valuation concerns dominated.
Gold slips but stays set for weekly gain as fragile ceasefire and inflation concerns shape sentiment.
Gold retreats from three-week highs as ceasefire doubts and hawkish Fed minutes weigh.
Gold jumps over 3% on ceasefire news, briefly topping $4,850 before settling near $4,800.
Gold steadies near $4,650 as strong US jobs data and Iran escalation create conflicting pressures.
Gold rises as weaker dollar and easing Iran tensions lift sentiment, despite lingering uncertainty over resolution timing.
Gold holds near $4,984 as geopolitical tensions and Fed uncertainty keep investors cautious and sidelined.
Gold recovers to $4,953 as geopolitical tensions and US economic data keep markets cautious and watchful.
Gold falls below $5,000 as US-Iran talks and key US economic data shape markets.
Gold and silver rebound as overnight losses stabilise, Bitcoin and tech stocks see sharp risk-off selling.
Bitcoin rebounds above $65,000 after record crash as AI fears and tech sell-off rattle markets
Bitcoin falls below $70,000 as risk-off sentiment grows, shedding value amid equity and crypto sell-offs.
Gold dips below $5,000, silver slides to $78 as stronger dollar and Fed uncertainty pressure metals.
Bitcoin struggles after tech sell-off; Burry warns deeper losses could trigger wider financial consequences.
Gold rebounds above $5,000 and silver rises over $90 amid renewed geopolitical tensions and safe-haven demand.
Gold steadies near $4,900 after sharp sell-off as markets calm and recovery gathers pace.
Gold and silver extend sharp sell-off as dollar strength and profit-taking unwind crowded metal trades.
Bitcoin drops below $78,000 as Fed nomination and market outflows spark concerns over further losses.
Gold and silver suffer historic sell-off as speculative rally collapses, wiping trillions from global markets.
Bitcoin slides to two-month low as tech sell-off and metals slump fuel investor caution and outflows.
Gold and silver plunge as blow-off rally unwinds, profit-taking and dollar rebound drive sharp correction.
Gold surged toward $5,600 as geopolitical tensions and persistent safe‑haven demand continue to fuel the rally.
Gold topped $5,300, defying forecasts as geopolitical tension and safe-haven demand push bullion to new highs.
Gold steadied above $5,000 as Trump trade threats and Middle East tensions keep investors cautious.
Gold surged past $5,000 to record highs as dollar weakness and geopolitical tension drove relentless buying.
Bitcoin dips below $89,000 amid ETF outflows and weak momentum, with support seen at $84,000.
Gold nears $5,000 as Trump’s Iran comments boost safe-haven demand despite Greenland trade deal news.
Gold steadied below record highs after Trump dropped tariff threats, easing safe-haven demand despite lingering uncertainty.
Bitcoin stays below $90,000 as tariff relief lifts equities but crypto traders remain cautious.
Bitcoin slips below $90,000 as Trump tariffs, bond market stress and geopolitical tensions drive risk-off trading.
Gold surged toward $5,000 as tariff fears and Greenland tensions fuelled renewed “Sell America” trading.
Bitcoin drops below $91,000 as Trump Greenland tariffs fuel “Sell America” trade and risk-off sentiment.