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US stock indexes rose during Monday’s trading as 2025 approaches its end, alongside a shortened trading week due to the Christmas holiday.   Wall Street’s stock and bond markets ...
Copper prices climbed to a fresh record high on Monday, supported by speculative buying and following news of a zero-fee processing deal involving a Chinese smelter, which underscored mine ...
Bitcoin climbs on US rate cut bets
2025-12-22 13:37PM UTC
Bitcoin edged slightly higher on Monday, holding near the $89,000 level after posting a weekly loss, as broader markets showed improved risk appetite amid growing expectations that the Federal ...
Oil prices rose on Monday after officials said the United States had intercepted an oil tanker in international waters off the coast of Venezuela, raising concerns over potential supply ...
A bleak year for the US dollar is drawing to a close with signs of stabilization, but many investors believe the currency’s decline will resume next year as global growth improves and the ...
Gold prices rose in European trading on Monday, extending gains for a second consecutive day and entering a new phase of record-setting highs, particularly after breaking above the $4,400-per-ounce ...
Euro opens the week higher
2025-12-22 06:43AM UTC
The euro rose in European trading on Monday against a basket of global currencies, starting the week on a positive note versus the US dollar, as the dollar’s rally paused after a strong run of ...
The Japanese yen rose in Asian trading on Monday against a basket of major and minor currencies, recouping part of the sharp losses it suffered on Friday against the US dollar, and beginning to ...
Gold prices rose during Friday’s trading despite a stronger dollar against most major currencies, amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve policy.   New York Federal Reserve ...
The conventional wisdom had long been that it would be one of the “two Kevins.” At least, that was the prevailing impression in much of Wall Street and Washington when it came to ...