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Goldman Sachs Adjusts China Jewelry Stocks Amid Gold Price Drop
Goldman Sachs has revised its outlook on China jewelry stocks due to a decline in gold prices from $5,595 per ounce to $4,041 per ounce. The firm warns of earnings downside risks for the sector in fiscal years 2027 and 2028. It upgraded Chow Tai Fook to Buy, maintained a Buy on Laopu, downgraded Luk Fook to Sell, and kept a Sell rating on Mingr. The bank projects a bull case scenario of $5,325 per ounce by the fourth quarter of 2027.
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Gold and Silver Prices Plunge to One-Year Lows in October 2026
Oil
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Japan Poised to Top China as World's Largest LNG Importer in 2026
Natural Gas
Silver Drops Below $55 as Rate Hike Fears and Oil Pressures Persist
Oil
Gold
Silver
Qatari mediators push for Iran war resolution amid rising Gulf tensions
Oil
Gold Prices Drop to December 2025 Levels Potential Buying Opportunity for ETFs
Gold
Teck Resources Reports Strong Q3 Earnings on Record Copper Prices
Copper
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Bitcoin steadies above $77,000 amid Binance hack recovery efforts
Bitcoin traded slightly above $77,000 on Saturday as investors assessed the fallout from the $6.3 billion Binance hack. Analysts suggested the selloff created buying opportunities, while hackers moved stolen funds using complex laundering techniques. Binance plans to restore withdrawals and publish proof-of-reserves data by November 2. Broader crypto prices were mixed, with altcoins mostly declining.
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BNB
Binance Hack Exposes $6.3 Billion Crypto Security Crisis
BNB
Binance Investigates Potential Hack with $6.3 Billion Impact
BTC
BNB
Binance hit by record 6 billion dollar crypto heist
BNB
Binance Faces $6.3 Billion Hack Fallout
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Binance hit by record $6.3 billion cryptocurrency hack
BNB
North Korean Hackers Suspected in Record $6.3 Billion Binance Heist
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Earlier in Forex
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Trump Faces Voter Backlash as Inflation and Economic Woes Dominate Midterms
The United States is preparing for midterm elections on Tuesday, with President Donald Trump facing significant voter backlash due to rising inflation and economic disparities. The median house price has dropped to $419,250, marking 11 consecutive months of declines, while the Standard & Poor’s 500 index has surged 131 percent over the past four years. Trump's policies, including tariffs and his war in Iran, have contributed to economic challenges, alienating his once-loyal supporters. The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to 7.3 percent, impacting mortgage rates and disposable income. If Trump loses both the Senate and the House, a battle for the future of the Republican Party is expected, with the Democrats holding a 9-point edge among likely voters.
USD
Bank of Japan Speeds Up ETF Sales to Support Government Spending
JPY
Bank of England considers easing mortgage lending limits
GBP
Maungakiekie electorate key as New Zealand election looms
NZD
Bank of Canada Hike Sparks Shift in TFSA Investment Strategy
CAD
Gold Drops to 12-Month Low Despite Fed Rate Pause and Dollar Weakness
USD
UAE and Canada forge strategic partnership with landmark trade deal
CAD
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Apple regains top spot as world’s most valuable company
Apple Inc. has become the world’s most valuable company again, surpassing Nvidia Corp. on Friday. Apple’s market cap reached $5.03 trillion after a 1.2% drop in shares, while Nvidia fell 4.2% to $4.93 trillion. This is the first time Apple has overtaken Nvidia since late July, reflecting investor preference for stability amid AI spending concerns.
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NVDA
TotalEnergies Expands Gulf of Mexico Presence with Chevron Deal
CVX
Merck Raises 2026 Outlook on Strong Q3 Earnings and Pipeline Progress
MRK
Nvidia Pulls RTX 5080 Amid Memory Shortage Fears
NVDA
ScarlettGroup claims data breach at AU Small Finance Bank
CRM
Goldman Sachs downgrades Bicara Therapeutics to Sell
GS
Zebra Technologies Boosts Cash Flow and Shareholder Returns in 2026
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