Gold prices have fallen below $5,000, largely due to reduced support from demand during the Chinese New Year holidays when markets are closed and physical buying activity is limited. This decline highlights gold’s sensitivity to changes in Chinese consumer and investor engagement, particularly following holiday periods when demand usually rebounds.
In Sheffield, police are investigating assault claims after clashes erupted between pro-Palestinian activists from the Sheffield Apartheid-Free Zone and local residents during a door-to-door campaign urging a boycott of Israeli goods. The confrontation involved accusations […]
BHP Group has announced a silver streaming agreement with Wheaton Precious Metals International Ltd, which involves a US$4.3 billion upfront payment upon completion. Under this deal, BHP will supply silver from its share of output […]
In the second year of what is projected to be the largest global LNG supply wave, market dynamics remain on track despite facing some regional export capacity start delays in 2026, particularly in the US, […]