© Reuters. Investing.com — Gold prices rose on Friday as the escalation of the Middle East crisis increased safe-haven demand, which also helped the yellow metal rise despite stronger-than-expected US inflation data. US and British forces launched a series of…
The Magnificent Seven had an exceptional year in 2023, one that will be very difficult to replicate. And there will be a new Magnificent Seven in 2024. the alphabet , Amazon.com , apple , Meta platforms , Microsoft , Nvidia…
Japan flag on dark blue background. 3D display da cook | E+ | Getty Images The Japanese government and the Tokyo Stock Exchange It also has plans underway to increase the independence of corporate boards and the representation of women.…
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US and British airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen dominated the news today in Asia. Despite being warned against attacking commercial ships in the Red Sea, Iranian-backed Houthi terrorists have accelerated their attacks. US and British strikes to ensure the…
Involved: The Australian dollar rose after the release of mixed Chinese data. The Australian currency is reversing recent losses on risk-on sentiment. China’s CPI fell year-on-year by 0.3% and the monthly figure fell to 0.1%. China’s trade balance…
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Consumers shop for groceries at a retail store chain in Rosemead, California, on December 12, 2023. Frederick J. Brown | AFP | Getty Images Price pressures continue The December inflation report showed consumer prices rising more than expected. The consumer…
The first day of the newly minted spot Bitcoin ETFs It’s in the books, and it didn’t disappoint. New BTC funds managed to liquidate $4.5 billion in volume and achieved some major milestones. If this sounds like a big number,…
People with health insurance may now account for the majority of debtors that U.S. hospitals are struggling to collect, according to medical billing analysts. This represents a dramatic change from just a few years ago, when people with health insurance…