Gold Headlines

Global uncertainty could risk World War Three

Wall Street steady, in holding pattern as Biden edges closer to victory

Gold eyes best week since July on easing dollar, U.S. elections (Reuters)

(Reuters) - Gold rose on Friday, set to post its best week since July, as the dollar weakened and increasing chances of a Joe Biden victory in the U.S. presidential election boosted hopes for a larger coronavirus relief bill.

U.S. job growth slows in October; unemployment rate falls to 6.9%

Joe Biden takes the lead in Pennsylvania

Indians scale back purchases as gold prices rally before Diwali

Chinese commercial banks’ retail gold businesses in focus

Dollar steadies, but more losses seen on post-election policy outlook

There are ‘pretty high’ risks of the U.S. economy backtracking

Negative-Yielding Debt Hits Record $17 Trillion, 26% of Global Debt (Bloomberg)

The market value of the Bloomberg Barclays Global Negative Yielding Debt Index rose to $17.05 trillion on Thursday, an all-time high. Its share of total world debt climbed to 26%, still below the 30% reached last year thanks to the slew of global issuance in 2020 to deal with the impact of the coronavirus.