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The gold market: A smooth decline of main protective asset - Vimarsana News

The gold market: A smooth decline of main protective asset

The price for gold rose to $2,000 an ounce for a short time in late February and early March as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine escalated, but geopolitical risks gradually dropped off investors’ radar. A record 40-year rise in inflation in the...

Saxo Q4 Outlook: Winter Is coming - Vimarsana News

Saxo Q4 Outlook: Winter Is coming

<p><i>Saxo, the online trading and investment specialist, has today published its&nbsp;</i><a href="https://www.home.saxo/insights/news-and-research/thought-leadership/quarterly-outlook" target="_blank"><i>Q4 2022 Quarterly Outlook</i></a><i>&nbsp;for global markets, including trading ideas covering equities, FX, currencies, commodities and bonds, as well as a range of central macro themes impacting client portfolios.</i></p>

Oil Price Falls to $86/barrel amid Recession Fears and Rising USD - Vimarsana News

Oil Price Falls to $86/barrel amid Recession Fears and Rising USD

The surge in the US-Dollar index has created unrelenting pressure on the price of crude and commodities.

Oil Falls Below $80 As Powell Warns A Recession May Be Looming - Vimarsana News

Oil Falls Below $80 As Powell Warns A Recession May Be Looming

Oil prices dipped by 5% early on Friday, with the U.S. benchmark slumping to the lowest level since January, on the back of heightened concerns about slowing economic growth and recessions looming

All Eyes On OPEC+ As Oil Prices Drop Below $90 - Vimarsana News

All Eyes On OPEC+ As Oil Prices Drop Below $90

OPEC+ may soon be forced to cut its production targets once more after oil prices fell below $90 and recession fears took center stage