April 22 (Reuters) - Australian shares ended little changed on Tuesday as volumes remained thin in a holiday-truncated week and a rush to safer assets like banks and gold miners offset a sell-off ...

EU mid-market update: Strong safe haven flows see gold pass $3.5K as US dollar status ... importers have deferred back-to-school and holiday bookings rather than front-loading shipments, leaving ...

Gold prices surged this week to record highs as tensions rose between the US and China, but have since seen a slight decline.

Gold prices are on a record-breaking streak as the US dollar continues to weaken against most major currencies.

The S&P 500 sank 1.9 per cent and the dollar index weakened to a 15-month low as Wall Street reopened after the long holiday weekend ... US securities, haven assets climbed. Gold jumped to ...

Gold futures slipped Thursday, after the metal surged by the most in five years in the previous session, as investors booked ...

Safe-haven gold prices hit another record high ... Most markets were closed on Friday and some, including most of Europe, remained on holiday for Easter Monday, leading to thinner than usual ...

SINGAPORE: Asian equities and U.S. stock futures slid on Monday as anxiety over tariffs and public criticism of the Federal Reserve by President Donald Trump hit sentiment, pushing the dollar down ...

U.S. stock indexes fell and the dollar index slid to a three-year low on Monday as U.S. President Donald Trump's continued ...

The DuBois girls track and field team made the trip to 27th Annual Bald Eagle Invite at Lock Haven University on Friday prior ...

With several markets still closed for the Easter holiday, business was limited ... the global economic outlook pushed safe haven assets higher, with gold hitting a new record high above $3,384.