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(RTTNews) - Lower Canadian and U.S. futures and weak precious metals prices point to a negative start for Canadian stocks on Tuesday. Worries about inflation amid rising tensions in the Middle East may also weigh on the market.
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Dolly Parton fills nine spaces on the U.K.'s 20-spot-long Official Country Compilations chart, with 'The Very Best Of' holding at No. 1 after more than 100 weeks in charge.
AUD/USD declines 0.29% on Tuesday, trading around 0.7145 at the time of writing. The Australian Dollar (AUD) struggles to retain the momentum initially generated by encouraging Chinese economic data…
Guy Carpenter, the reinsurance arm of Marsh, has been rebranded Marsh Re — retiring a name that has been in the insurance and reinsurance market for more than 100 years.
Key PointsManagement made it clear that demand would allow for more than 70% growth, but bottlenecks in the supply of critical components make that level more realistic.
SIL's 86.6% one-year return beats AAAU's 35.5%, yet mining equities face operational risks that physical bullion avoids.
Renewed conflict in the Gulf pushed oil prices up, and the US Federal Reserve chair made hawkish noises last week.
