Gold climbs at start of 2026 as dollar weakens
Gold opens 2026 higher as weaker dollar, rate cut expectations and safe-haven demand support prices.
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Gold opens 2026 higher as weaker dollar, rate cut expectations and safe-haven demand support prices.
Bitcoin, XRP, and Ether consolidate as ETF flows, whale accumulation, and thin liquidity shape year-end trading.
FTSE edges lower in thin trading after record highs, rounding off a strong year for London stocks.
Gold dips on year-end profit taking but delivers its strongest annual gain since 1979.
2025’s FX market saw a global dollar retreat, fueling major gains for the euro and ruble.
A complete 2026 guide to UK investing, covering top brokers, tax-efficient wrappers, and bank stock performance.
European markets outperformed the US in 2025 as AI bubble fears drove a value-focused rotation.
Bitcoin trades near $87,935 as ETF outflows pressure price, while whale accumulation and institutional buying persist.
London stocks edge higher as year-end trading picks up, with Fresnillo leading gains ahead of Fed minutes.
Gold steadies after profit taking, with geopolitics and Fed rate cut expectations still underpinning prices.
Silver, gold, platinum, and international ETFs delivered the highest returns of 2025 for investors.
Bitcoin trades sideways below $90,000 as December consolidation persists and investors await a fresh catalyst.
FTSE opens mixed in thin trade as miners rise, dealmaking drives mid-caps, and metals ease.
Thin year-end liquidity triggers profit-taking in gold and silver after record highs, despite supportive fundamentals.
Gold and silver hit new records as geopolitics, thin liquidity and a weaker dollar drive demand.
Rockhopper shares have soared 162% YTD, driven by Sea Lion oil project milestones and strong institutional backing.
Rolls-Royce dominated the 2025 FTSE 100 as its share price doubled, fuelled by record flying hours.
FTSE drifts lower on Christmas Eve as BP sale leads quiet trading and light volumes.
Gold breaks $4,500 as geopolitical tensions and rate cut bets drive safe haven demand.
Alphabet climbs 63%, outpacing Nvidia as Gemini 3 dominates AI, with data centre costs looming.
Silver nears $70 as supply constraints, industrial demand and momentum buying drive an explosive rally.
Gold hits fresh records as weaker dollar, rate cut bets and geopolitics fuel demand globally.
London opens quietly before Christmas, FTSE holds firm, Metlen rises, Videndum slumps, pound strengthens.
Nvidia faces tougher competition, but strong earnings, falling valuation and huge AI demand still support long-term buyers.
FTSE 100 slips as UK growth worries return, gold miners shine, and hopes of 10,000 fade.
Bitcoin trades near $89,600, rangebound as gold, silver, ETFs, and regulation shape year-end sentiment.
US stocks rise as tech rebounds, gold and silver surge to record highs, outpacing major assets.
FTSE 100 slips 0.6% as UK GDP slows; Rank, Harbour Energy fall, Atlantic Lithium jumps.
Gold and silver smash records as geopolitical tensions and rate cut bets supercharge safe haven demand.
TopStep traders reject CEO apology, demanding action as platform failures persist and trust continues to erode.
FTSE 100 rises as Anglo American advances and Carnival surges on record profit, dividends reinstated.
Silver surges past $67 as tight supply, tech demand and investor momentum drive gains.
Gold rises on safe haven demand, Fed hopes, and ongoing central bank and ETF support.
Global stocks rose as tech rallied, Oracle jumped on TikTok deal, while tariffs hit consumer names.
WH Smith profits collapse, dividend cut, North American accounting error undermines travel retail growth and investor confidence.
London trades quietly as central banks diverge, retail sales miss forecasts, and Strix jumps on asset sale.
Wall Street rebounds as softer inflation data and Micron earnings spark a recovery in tech stocks.
London shares rise as BoE cuts rates, corporate news lifts Currys, Whitbread, and Tekmar stocks.
Gold whipsawed below $4,350 after US inflation disappointed, while stagflation fears prompted heavy buying.
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