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Gold Dips to $4,016 as Investors Weigh Economic Uncertainty
On October 26, 2026, gold prices fell to $4,016 per ounce, down $16 from October 23 and $118 from a year ago. The metal has declined 6.26% over the past month and 2.85% year-over-year. Gold remains a stable investment option during economic uncertainty, though its long-term returns have historically lagged behind the stock market. Investors can access gold through various methods, including ETFs and physical assets, with experts recommending diversification to mitigate market volatility.
Gold
European Gas Prices Surge to €97 on Winter Demand Fears
Natural Gas
Europe Faces Renewed Natural Gas Crisis as Prices Spike
Natural Gas
Gold Miners Struggle as Prices Drop 16.5% in October 2026
Gold
Silver Price Rises to $54.10 per Ounce on October 26 2026
Silver
Gold Prices Edge Up but Remain Below Yearly High
Gold
Corn Oversupply Cuts Fuel Costs for Drivers and Boosts Ethanol Producers
Corn
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Aviva Investors Tokenizes $29 Billion Sterling Fund on XRP Ledger
Aviva Investors has launched a tokenized share class for its Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, marking its second tokenized fund. The fund, with $29.4 billion in assets, now allows tokenized investments. Aviva made a 50-million-pound investment in the new share class, part of a collaboration with Ripple to expand tokenized funds on the XRP Ledger. The XRP Ledger ranks ninth in tokenized assets, with $642 million in value.
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Cryptocurrency Won't Save Israel From Sanctions Experts Warn
Israel's Central Bank Rejects Netanyahu's Crypto Sanctions Bypass Plan
Over $730 Million in Token Unlocks Set for Final Week of October 2026
SUI
Securitize’s Tokenized Stock Value Halves as Circle Expands Lead
BNB
SOL
New Framework Aims to Improve Women’s Cardiovascular Health Across Life Stages
MEW
Sony-backed Soneium Introduces $SONEIUM Token for Entertainment IP
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ONE
Earlier in Forex
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Investors Face Twin Debt Crises as AI Sector and Governments Struggle
Investors are forced to choose between a sovereign debt crisis and an AI sector collapse as twin debt crises loom. The US government's debt has surged to 126% of its economic output, with annual interest costs exceeding $1 trillion. The AI sector is experiencing a dramatic repricing, with several high-profile failures and growing public opposition to data centres. ASIC is taking steps to ensure market resilience and transparency, while big tech companies have raised over $200 billion in debt this year. The future of the AI sector remains uncertain amid potential challenges.
USD
Fed's Warsh Optimistic on Economy but Silent on Rate Hikes
USD
ECB Rate Hold Overshadowed by French Fiscal Risks
EUR
USD
RBC CEO Dave McKay on Navigating AI and US-Canada Tensions
CAD
Sterling Strengthens on Strong UK Economic Data
EUR
GBP
Pound Gains as Yen Lags Ahead of UK Budget and BoJ Decision
JPY
GBP
European Stocks Gain Ground Ahead of Central Bank Decisions
EUR
Earlier in Stocks
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Amgen and AstraZeneca Drug Combo Shows Major Survival Benefits in Lung Cancer Trial
Amgen and AstraZeneca reported that their drug combination, Imdelltra and Imfinzi, reduced the risk of death by 58% in a Phase 3 trial for extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer. The combination therapy extended median overall survival to 21.1 months, compared to 12.7 months with Imfinzi alone. The trial also showed a 66% reduction in disease progression or death, with significant benefits across various patient subgroups. AstraZeneca and Amgen shares saw slight gains in premarket trading.
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Apple Stock Emerges as Anti-AI Trade in Market Shift
AAPL
Personalized Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise in Melanoma Trials
MRK
Top CD Rates from Major Banks in October 2026 Revealed
AXP
Analysts weigh in on Tesla Nvidia SpaceX Apple Ross Dollar General Lockheed Martin
NVDA
Oppenheimer boosts Microsoft price target to $625 on Azure demand
MSFT
CNBC Experts Pick Devon Energy, Lockheed Martin, Goldman Sachs, and IBM
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IBM