Gold heads for nearly 5% weekly gain as debt worries return
Gold prices climbed Friday, putting bullion on track for a nearly 5% weekly gain, as U.S. debt concerns, a softer dollar and bond market jitters revived demand.
Gold prices climbed Friday, putting bullion on track for a nearly 5% weekly gain, as U.S. debt concerns, a softer dollar and bond market jitters revived demand.
Nigeria’s exports to China surged 80% to $2.3 billion in H1 2026, boosted by China’s expanded zero-tariff policy for African countries and rising demand for Nigerian commodities.
The spread between U.S. and London copper prices has become a live indicator of Washington’s tariff policy, with investors using it to assess the likelihood of new Section 232 duties on refined metal.