Gold was heading for a second straight weekly decline on Friday as its safe-haven appeal dimmed and the dollar rebounded on signs that U.S. Congress was taking steps towards resolving the budget impasse. The International Monetary Fund said it had received approval from its member nations to transfer profits from gold sales to a fund to help low-income nations, freeing up about $1.9 billion a year in available aid.
Headlines
1) Gold Fluctuates Above Three-Month Low Amid U.S. Debt Stalemate
2) Copper Supply Glut Seen Tripling as Prices Sink 10%: Commodities
3) WTI Crude Slides for a Second Day as U.S. Debt Talks Continue
4) India Cyclone Ruins 15% of Odisha Rice Area
5) Soybeans Rebound From Two-Month Low as Rain May Delay U.S. Crop
6) China Export Drop Limits Recovery as Food Stokes Inflation
Read detail analysis report here: - http://www.rrfinance.com/reserch/MorningBell/Cm_MorningBell.pdf
Headlines
1) Gold Fluctuates Above Three-Month Low Amid U.S. Debt Stalemate
2) Copper Supply Glut Seen Tripling as Prices Sink 10%: Commodities
3) WTI Crude Slides for a Second Day as U.S. Debt Talks Continue
4) India Cyclone Ruins 15% of Odisha Rice Area
5) Soybeans Rebound From Two-Month Low as Rain May Delay U.S. Crop
6) China Export Drop Limits Recovery as Food Stokes Inflation
Read detail analysis report here: - http://www.rrfinance.com/reserch/MorningBell/Cm_MorningBell.pdf