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Gold Faces Worst Week In Two Months As Vaccine Optimism Weighs
Gold edged down on Friday, on path for its worst weekly decline in two months, as hopes for a virus vaccine and a rebound in economic growth dulled demand for the safehaven asset.
Exclusive: Activist Investor Ferrari Targets Environment, Social Laggards With New Fund
Activist investor Gianluca Ferrari, who has led campaigns against a string of midcap firms, is setting up a fund targeting companies lagging on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.
Factbox: Pandemic Brings Forward Predictions For Peak Oil Demand
The COVID19 pandemic this year has dented oil consumption and brought forward forecasts by energy majors, producers and analysts for when the world's demand for oil may peak.
Germany Plans Nearly 180 Billion Euros In New Debt For 2021
Germany plans to borrow almost 180 billion euros ($214.60 billion) next year, nearly double the amount initially foreseen, as Berlin extends aid measures to mitigate impact of the COVID19 pandemic on Europe's biggest economy, lawmakers told Reuters on Fri...
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Gold Rises On Soft Dollar, Stimulus Bets As Virus Risks Grow
Gold gained on Thursday on a softer dollar and as the focus returned to the mounting number of coronavirus cases and their economic toll, raising investor expectations of further fiscal and monetary support.
Gold Gains As U.S. Jobs Data, Virus Fears Fuel Stimulus Hopes
Gold prices rose on Thursday, aided by a weaker dollar, as investors bet that grim U.S. jobs data and surging COVID19 cases worldwide would spur authorities to announce further stimulus measures.
Business Rights Or Human Rights? Swiss Vote Shines Spotlight On Companies
A billboard of a runnynosed, dourfaced girl framed by Glencore's sprawling zinc mine in Peru greets commuters at Zurich's main train station with an ominous slogan: "Water contaminated. Child poisoned. Commodities firm liable."
Stocks Dip On U.S. Jobs Data; Dollar Down, Oil Up
Stocks ended near the previous session record high on Wednesday as Wall Street bumped up against disappointing job market data, while oil continued to rise and the dollar weakened further.
Saudi Tells U.N. That Houthis To Blame For Aramco Attack
Saudi Arabia told the U.N. Security Council that Yemen's Houthi group were to blame for a missile attack on a petroleum products distribution plant in Jeddah on Monday, urging the 15member body to "stop the threat" to global energy security, Yemen's polit...
Dow Hits All-time High On Biden Transition, Rebound Hopes
Wall Street's main indexes jumped on Tuesday and the bluechip Dow hit a record high as the formal goahead for Presidentelect Joe Biden's transition to the White House ended weeks of political uncertainty.
Exclusive: U.S. Watchdogs Train Sights On Lender Misconduct In Pandemic Aid Program
U.S. federal agencies have begun scrutinizing lenders for potential misconduct when distributing $525 billion in pandemic aid to struggling small businesses, according to half a dozen people with knowledge of the matter, regulatory filings and statements.
Gold Slips On Hopes For Vaccine, Smooth White House Transition
Gold extended declines to a fourmonth trough on Tuesday as investors dived into riskier assets following drugmaker AstraZeneca's boost to the coronavirus vaccine race and a U.S. federal agency's White House transition approval for Joe Biden.
Exclusive: Elliott Management Invests In Small Guyana Oil Explorer - Sources
Activist hedge fund Elliott Management Corp has invested at least $30 million in Cataleya Energy, a small firm focused on oil exploration in Guyana, the world's newest oil and gas hot spot, two people familiar with the matter said.
Gold Falls To 4-month Low As Stocks Jump On Strong U.S. Data
Gold fell nearly 2% to its lowest in fourmonths on Monday as betterthanexpected U.S. business activity data and optimism over progress in COVID19 vaccines boosted hopes for a swifter economic rebound and drove investors towards riskier assets.