XAU/USD rose through the $1,330 per ounce level for the first time in several months, during Monday’s trading sessions. Investors and traders sought solace and refuge in the precious metal and other safe haven assets, due to the continued nervousness relating to trade wars and tariffs. At 20:10pm U.K. time, gold traded at 1,328, up […]
The phrase “sell in May and go away” is thought to originate from an old English saying; “sell in May and go away and come on back on St. Leger’s Day.” This phrase refers to the custom in previous times when: aristocrats, merchants, and bankers, would leave the polluted city of London and escape to
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At 5:30am U.K. time, on Tuesday June 4th, the RBA, Reserve Bank of Australia, will announce its decision regarding the country’s key interest rate. The RBA kept the cash rate at a record low of 1.5 percent at the culmination of their May meeting, extending the record period of monetary policy inaction and defying any
As President Trump boarded the famous airforce one presidential jet, to come to the U.K. for a three day state visit, he had already fired off a volley of controversial statements. He reaffirmed his support for Tory leadership candidate (and de facto prime minister) Boris Johnson, he also suggested the leader of the right wing
The weekly economic calendar events begins with an extremely busy day on Monday June 3rd, as the latest Caixan manufacturing PMI for China is published in the Asian session; the Reuters forecast is for a reading of 50, right on the line separating contraction from expansion. Analysts will monitor this level carefully, for any signs
