From capturing the birth of a calf on camera to getting an assist from Packers great LeRoy Butler, a look at some of the ...

Weak risk appetite amid mounting trade tensions weighed on sentiment across the base-metal sector, said ANZ. However, expectations that the Trump administration will announce a copper-specific levy in ...

First-time investors and longtime enthusiasts worry about Trump-era volatility and global tensions.

Shares higher; UBS neutral on Fortescue; Opthea drug trial spurs crisis talks; MinRes resumes Onslow haulage; James Hardie, ...

Gold, a precious metal revered for centuries, holds an enduring appeal due to its rarity, beauty and intrinsic value. Throughout history, gold served as hard money, a term denoting currency backed ...

Stock indexes around the world were angling to end a bumpy week on a positive note although safe-haven gold hit a record high with investors still showing some signs of anxiety about the economic ...

The card offers 1 point per dollar on purchases, points are worth 2% value each when redeemed for airfare or cash-back. While the Gold Card’s headline is “luxury,” it seems that to the card ...

Fund buying also supports gold as long gold positions in ETFs rose to a 15-month high Wednesday. Thursday's dollar strength was bearish for metals. Silver prices are also under pressure ...

An independent expert appointed to assess Northern Star’s $5 billion bid for De Grey Mining has found the offer, the highest ever for an undeveloped gold project in Australia, is above the ...

Gold (XAU) prices continue to rise on Tuesday ... The daily chart for the US Dollar Index shows strong bearish pressure as the index breaks key levels and continues to drop despite oversold ...

Canadian dollar and the offshore yuan. News that Germany’s Green party sees a chance for a defense spending deal as soon as this week added to the euro’s allure. It rose as much as 0.8% versus ...

Thailand’s currency has received a boost this year from a rally in gold prices. But strategists warn that won’t be enough to protect it as tariff risks and interest-rate cuts start to bite.