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EUR/USD to stabilise around 1.0900 – ING
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Eurozone growth pessimism may have peaked. However,…
Gold struggles to maintain position above $2000 amid US labor market resilience
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Gold's attempt to stay above the coveted $2000 mark faltered today as trading volumes remained thin due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The precious metal, often…
Treasury yields rise, pressured as European bonds continue to sell off
Treasury yields were under pressure in a shortened day of trading on Friday, following a selloff in European bonds where investors are growing more concerned over…
Inflation-proof gilts: is it time to buy ‘linkers’?
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.One of the big expenses for the UK government this year…
USD/MXN weakens on hawkish Banxico minutes, hovers around 17.17
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USD/MXN faces a challenge as the Fed is expected to have…
Oil markets grapple with OPEC discord and production quota delays
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The energy sector is facing heightened uncertainty as disagreements among OPEC members over production quotas have led to a postponed meeting, stirring unease…
Investors are funding 85% of dividends at one Taiwan ETF
Stay informed with free updatesSimply sign up to the Exchange traded fundsmyFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox.One of Taiwan’s most popular high-dividend exchange…
Gold prices hold steady amid lower US Treasury yields and a weaker dollar
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Gold prices saw a slight increase today, with trading at $1992 as US markets took a break for Thanksgiving, resulting in lower trading volumes. The precious…
Tell Sid all you like — but he might not buy NatWest
My abiding memory of reporting the Autumn Statement this week will be younger colleagues in the newsroom asking “Who on earth is Sid?”Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said: “It’s time to…