Gold (XAUUSD) News, Page 1

Market volatility doesn’t appear to be going anywhere and that’s not going to change until the spread of the coronavirus slows and slows materially.

It’s a particularly busy week ahead. Economic data, Brexit negotiations, and updates on the coronavirus will continue to keep the markets on edge.

It was another hectic week in the global financial markets as the markets grappled with coronavirus news updates, fiscal stimulus, and weak economic data.

House passes relief bill

Focus shifts to virus containment measures as U.S. has more coronavirus cases than China.

The Initial Jobless Claims release shows that roughly 3.3 million people applied for unemployment benefits.

The coronavirus aid bill is almost a done deal, and market attention shifts to medical and economic data.

PMI survey data points to a contraction

S&P 500 futures point to a higher open on optimism about Fed’s QE and hopes that U.S. President Trump will soon re-open the U.S. economy.

An all-encompassing coronavirus economic stimulus package remained stalled in the U.S. Senate on Monday as lawmakers haggled over its provisions, but the U.S. Treasury Secretary voiced confidence a deal would be reached soon.

The U.S. Federal Reserves announces that its quantitative easing program will not have any limits.

Expect a tough week ahead. Economic data will give the markets an idea of just how bad things are. The COVID 19 numbers are also likely to cause alarm…

The Dollar takes the crown once more as the markets get battered. Monetary and fiscal policy provided little comfort in the week.

Equities move higher for a second day as fear of economic damage begins to subside.

While the equity markets have somewhat settled this week, the US dollar is making headlines as the trade-weighted dollar index has reversed sharply higher since last Monday.

Equities stage another sharp decline as volatility rises and analysts predict dark times are ahead.

It’s been quite a week. With the Wednesday FOMC decision canceled, the market bulls are far from happy…

Equities give up Tuesday’s rebound after stimulus efforts fail to support the market.

Futures stage a rebound following the Dow’s third-biggest drop in history, Mnuchin to request $850 million aid package to boost the economy during the coronavirus crisis.

Fed cuts rates, begins bond-buying program