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Business | Markets
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GM stock rises above $33 first time in 2 years
Shares of all automakers traded in US show double-digit gains this
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Oil rises as dollar hits multi-year high
Brent crude settled up 86 cents at $104.64 a barrel
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Gold prices sink for seventh day, near April low
Gold for June delivery dropped 1.6 per cent
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Islamic finance forum offers mixed messages
Diverse gathering generates heat and light but exposes muddle of
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Market surges as inflation cools
More rate cuts also point to further growth
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China’s yuan closed up on Friday
Traders raise yuan appreciation target to 6.0/dollar
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Dollar rises to near 10-month highs
Fed officials urge bank to begin stimulus withdrawal
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Gold prices set to end the week down 5%
Palladium, platinum outperform after Platinum Week
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Weak data fan hopes of more central bank action
Euro slides 0.1 against dollar after weak euro zone inflation
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DFM rises amid drop in volumes, ADX remains flat
UAE markets rise after trading in negative territory for most of the
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Fed’s Plosser reiterates need to slow asset buys
Weak Eurozone inflation data adds to rate cut prospects
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Gold falls to three-week low
Gold buying in India muted after new restrictions
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DFM and ADX maintain upward trend
Strong performance being attributed to the flood of liquidity
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DFM continues its upward trend
Momentum is solid as investors see an upside in the UAE markets, say
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DGCX trading volumes cross $1 tr
Currency volumes in April saw a rise of 153 per cent from last year
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UAE markets rise in tandem
Declining stocks outnumber gainers
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Gold drops 1% as dollar demand surges
Hedge funds and money managers trim their bullish bets in gold futures
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Brent slips on weak China data
Strength in the dollar is weighing on commodities across the board
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Tokyo shares soar on weaker yen
Sluggish China data keeps Hong Kong, Sydney and Shanghai low
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India’s first gems bourse in Jaipur
To facilitate organised trading of gem stones that would garner a
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