New orders for US manufactured durable goods rose markedly last month, driven by higher demand for machinery and other equipment, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
New orders for US manufactured durable goods rose markedly last month, driven by higher demand for machinery and other equipment, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
Gold finally fell to and below the 1,200 mark, as it had been expected for some time. On early Thursday morning the bullion was looking for support.
The common European currency retreated against the US Dollar on Thursday morning.
US consumer prices see the biggest increase in six months in October amid higher gasoline and rent costs.
British retail sales grew at the fastest pace since 2002 in October, helped by colder weather and Halloween, official figures revealed on Thursday.
Gold was back below the 1,215 mark on Wednesday morning. However, it retreated already by the end of Tuesday's trading.
On early Wednesday morning the Euro remained almost flat against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate fluctuated around the monthly S2 at 1.0632.
British retail sales grew at the fastest pace since 2002 in October, helped by colder weather and Halloween, official figures revealed on Thursday.
US consumer prices see the biggest increase in six months in October amid higher gasoline and rent costs.
The metal surged on Tuesday morning, as it broke through the resistance put up by the weekly PP at 1,214.32.
The common European currency started the day against the US Dollar without fluctuating much, as the pair was in limb around the monthly S2 at 1.0632.
US consumer prices see the biggest increase in six months in October amid higher gasoline and rent costs.
British retail sales grew at the fastest pace since 2002 in October, helped by colder weather and Halloween, official figures revealed on Thursday.
The yellow metal was in a rebound on Monday morning, as the bullion surged in a newly formed, short term ascending channel.
As the US Dollar reaches heights not seen since 2003, the EUR/USD currency exchange rate still tried to find support on Monday morning.
Gold opened red on Friday for the third consecutive session, suggesting that investors position the current global polit-economic situation lower on the uncertainty barometer than it was previously estimated.
US consumer prices see the biggest increase in six months in October amid higher gasoline and rent costs.
EUR/USD remained in low-volatility territory, not showing a single green daily candle since November 6.
British retail sales grew at the fastest pace since 2002 in October, helped by colder weather and Halloween, official figures revealed on Thursday.
US industrial production remained unchanged unexpectedly last month, amid the weak heating demand.
US industrial production remained unchanged unexpectedly last month, amid the weak heating demand.
The common European currency was stuck on Thursday morning against the US Dollar, as not only from a technical perspective it was squeezed in between levels of significance, but also markets were expecting important fundamental news later in the day.
The yellow metal stopped on Thursday morning at almost the same spot, where it started Monday's trading session.