Gold continued its rally, hitting a fresh record of $4,639.68 an ounce. Safe-haven demand for the precious metal translated into strong gains for London-listed miners. Endeavour Mining (LON:EDV) led ...

Gold and silver hit record highs as geopolitical unrest and Fed rate‑cut expectations drive safe‑haven demand.

Bitcoin hits two‑month high above $96,000, steadies near $94,800 amid record ETF inflows and renewed demand.

Gold (XAU/USD) remains strong this morning, trading around $4,589 by 09:45 GMT after hitting a new all-time high of about $4,629 on Monday. Markets have been grappling with a mix of political risk and ...

The FTSE 100 (UKX) hovered near flat on Tuesday, following its record close on Monday. Healthcare stocks weighed on the index, with AstraZeneca (LON:AZN) and GSK (LON:GSK) down around 1%, while BAE ...

Silver near $85 midday as Fed chair probe weakens dollar and fuels bets on rate cuts. Silver was trading at $85 per ounce by 13:15 GMT on Monday, marking one of its highest price levels on record as ...

Silver has been the standout performer today, surging more than 5% to $84.06 per ounce. The white metal is benefiting from strong safe-haven flows, alongside persistent industrial demand, particularly ...

Bitcoin hovers near $90,000 as range‑bound trading persists and traders await macro catalysts later in the week.

Stock prices in London opened slightly lower on Monday, with the FTSE 100 (UKX) down 0.1%, the FTSE 250 down 0.3%, and the AIM All-Share up 0.6%. By 12:00 GMT, the FTSE 100 was trading at 10,124.47.

The FTSE 100’s New Year rally stalled today as London’s energy heavyweights were hit by a sharp correction in crude prices. Biofuel Expansion: The Etlas Joint Venture BP has taken a significant step ...

FTSE 100 rises as Glencore–Rio merger talks lift miners, while Sainsbury’s slides after mixed Christmas trading. London stocks opened higher on Friday, with the FTSE 100 pushing further into record ...

Gold retreats toward $4,450 as profit‑booking meets safe‑haven demand amid geopolitical tensions and rate‑cut bets.