China wants domestic investors to stop buying so much foreign stock
About a third of Chinese funds that invest in foreign securities have halted or limited access to offshore markets, The Financial Times reports.
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About a third of Chinese funds that invest in foreign securities have halted or limited access to offshore markets, The Financial Times reports.
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Gold holds the high ground as Geopolitical tension and a weaker US Dollar show little signs of let up as the Year-End approaches. Will $2080/oz be reached?
Gold enjoyed a rally toward the $2050/Oz mark before facing some selling pressure as Fed rate cut expectations continue to sway back and forth. PCE data later in the week could prove key to where Gold prices end the week.