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Stocks struggle to stabilize as markets focus on Russia-Ukraine talks, Oil tumbles on Chinese shutdowns and as new sanctions leave Russian energy alone, Gold selloff exaggerated on profit-taking, Musk still hodling cryptos – OANDA US stocks are trying to stabilize as investors await Fed tightening and as optimism over diplomatic efforts to end the war […]

Oil slides on Ukraine hopes, China lockdowns Crude prices tumbled after Russia-Ukraine talks led to optimism an end to the war could be in sight and as China lockdowns Shenzhen and Jilin. Energy traders quickly abandoned the crude trade after the next round of EU sanctions spared oil from Russian companies. Oil prices did not […]

Exchange-traded funds backed by precious metals are considered collectibles for tax purposes. That may mean a higher tax bill on capital gains.

Precious metals retreated Monday amid possible progress in the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.

Gold prices are trading around 1960 in today’s session.

By Alexander Schummer and Fergal Smith TORONTO (Reuters) – As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine disrupts the global economy and drives up oil, gold and industrial metal prices, investors are embracing Canada’s commodity-linked stock market to protect their portfolios from the impact of supply shortages and soaring inflation.

(Kitco News) - Gold and silver prices are solidly lower in midday U.S. trading Monday, as trader/investor risk appetite is just a bit better to start the trading week.

To begin, there is much propaganda and hysteria about how much economic sanctions applied by Western nations will hurt Russia. Firstly, economic sanctions are an immoral tool of warfare because it always devastates the people that have nothing to do with the war far more than the oligarchs that rule the government upon which sanctions are imposed, as economic sanctions, as a tool of warfare, have never been designed to inflict maximum damage against political oligarchs.

Gold markets have fallen again during the trading session on Monday as we are now threatening the $1960 level.

Commodity exchange traded funds slid in early morning action as investors shifted gears to a slight risk on viewpoint to start the day

While individual loans are expected to do well, business loans still face asset quality concerns. “Within the NBFC-Retail segment, personal credit, microfinance and gold loans are likely to be the primary growth drivers as other traditional asset segments-vehicle finance and business credit are still facing headwinds because of supply constraints and asset quality concerns" said Manushree Saggar, vice president, financial sector ratings, Icra.

(Kitco News) - Could the year-end scenario be gold at $2,500 and crude oil at $50? Gold is one of the assets that could benefit the most this year, while oil is still facing prospects of crippling demand in the future, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

Gold is challenging the uptrend, which has thus far supported prices year-to-date. Economists at TD Securities believe that the impact of inflation co

Outlook: The rise in yields in most places and the fall in oil and gold prices combined seems to point to a drop in risk aversion. The ruble is up and

Gold Price is bouncing from a fresh one-week low of $1,954.17 a troy ounce, still firmly down for the day. The bright metal came under selling pressur