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Forex Today: Pound Sterling weakens on soft UK inflation, US Dollar consolidates gains - Vimarsana News

Forex Today: Pound Sterling weakens on soft UK inflation, US Dollar consolidates gains

Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, February 14: The US Dollar Index consolidates it's gains early Wednesday after rising 0.7% to a fresh three-month high near 105.00 on Tuesday.

Agri Picks Report February 14, 2024: Geojit - Vimarsana News

Agri Picks Report February 14, 2024: Geojit

According to Geojit, The area under summer crops in Karnataka fell 57.7% on year to 137,000 ha in the current season as of Monday, according to the state agriculture department's report.

Gold struggles near two-month low as hot US CPI temper Fed rate cut bets - Vimarsana News

Gold struggles near two-month low as hot US CPI temper Fed rate cut bets

Gold price (XAU/USD) remains depressed below the $2,000 psychological mark and touches a fresh two-month low during the Asian session on Wednesday.

Gold and silver prices today: Yellow metal falls below key $2,000 level, Silver plunge more than 2% - Vimarsana News

Gold and silver prices today: Yellow metal falls below key $2,000 level, Silver plunge more than 2%

Analysts say this is because higher-than-expected US inflation data diminished hopes that the US Federal Reserve could soon pivot to monetary easing

Natural Gas keeps sinking with Shell downgrading outlook - Vimarsana News

Natural Gas keeps sinking with Shell downgrading outlook

Natural Gas (XNG/USD) is eking out more losses with February being outright negative for the fossil fuel. The additional move this time comes with Shell issuing an outlook where Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) demand will be substantially