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Weekly Digest | Publication Categories | Imperium Capital Ltd. | Page 16
- Strong US nonfarm payrolls
- Leading indicators suggest eurozone activity continues to weaken
- Brent crude rallied 1.8%, ending the week at $62.8 per barrel
- Gold ended the week 1.5% higher at $1317.7 per ounce
- Brent crude fell 1.7% to $61.50 a barrel
- The US-China trade war is still at an impasse
- Gold rose 1.2% last week to $1297 an ounce
- A mixed week for world indices
- 2018 German growth at slowest pace in five years
- UK Parliament rejected PM May’s EU divorce deal by 230 votes
- Brent Crude continued its strong run, rallying 3.7%, ending the week at $62.7 per barrel
- Gold ended the week 0.6% lower at 1282.7 per ounce
- Global equity markets moved higher on the week
- Economic indicators flashing red in some regions
- Brent Crude breached $60 again, ending the week up 6% at $60.6
- Gold rose 0.5% to $1290.3 per ounce
- Brent crude fell 0.8% to $80 a barrel
- Gold finished the week up 0.6% at 1227.5
- Tensions rise between Saudi Arabia and allies
- Stocks begin the week on the up, led by Asia
- Brent crude fell 0.8% to $80 a barrel
- Gold finished the week up 0.6% at 1227.5
- Tensions rise between Saudi Arabia and allies
- Stocks begin the week on the up, led by Asia
- Brent crude fell 0.8% to $80 a barrel
- Gold finished the week up 0.6% at 1227.5
- Tensions rise between Saudi Arabia and allies
- Stocks begin the week on the up, led by Asia
- Brent crude fell 0.8% to $80 a barrel
- Gold finished the week up 0.6% at 1227.5
- Tensions rise between Saudi Arabia and allies
- Stocks begin the week on the up, led by Asia
- Brent crude fell 0.8% to $80 a barrel
- Gold finished the week up 0.6% at 1227.5
- Tensions rise between Saudi Arabia and allies
- Stocks begin the week on the up, led by Asia
- Brent crude fell 0.8% to $80 a barrel
- Gold finished the week up 0.6% at 1227.5
- Tensions rise between Saudi Arabia and allies
- Stocks begin the week on the up, led by Asia
