Feb 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures fell on Monday, as a violent selloff in precious metals unsettled investors at the ...

Commodities markets slumped on Monday, led by deep losses in gold, silver, oil and industrial metals as the choice of Kevin ...

Equities have been far less volatile than almost everything else so far this year, with bigger swings racing through the ...

The gold and silver prices’ crash was triggered by a surge in US dollar after a report the Donald Trump administration was ...

Gold futures on MCX rebounded sharply after an early crash, while silver extended losses. Experts see this as a correction, ...

The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European indices fell, while US stock futures were also pulled into the red on Monday morning, as a pullback in precious metals reverberated through markets. Over the last few ...

Analysts flagged U.S. President Donald Trump’s nomination for the next chair of the Federal Reserve as a key trigger to the ...

Amid heightened volatility in global commodity markets, the A-share market retreated on Monday, reflecting short-term pressure from a sharp correction in precious metals. However, market participants ...

Silver prices returned to positive territory after crashing 31% on Friday, though they remain well below last week’s highs.

Gold and silver prices declined to multi-week lows amid a firm dollar and as increases in CME precious metals margin ...

Disappearance of metals dealer Xu Maohua triggers lawsuits, asset freezes and fresh scrutiny of state-owned trading practices ...

The precious metals selloff has caught the market largely by surprise, as gold and silver have consistently broken new records since the start of the year.