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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.
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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.
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…
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.
A global bond sell-off has hit European debt markets, reflecting concerns about inflation, budget deficits and government debt.
