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FXEmpire.com - On the last day of the week we’ll focus on 3 of the most popular commodities; Brent, Gold and Natural Gas. Brent Oil and Gold are moving up, despite a stronger USD, which can be seen on the chart of the Dollar Index, more often a higher USD leads to a decline in

FXEmpire.com - On the last day of the week we’ll focus on 3 of the most popular commodities; Brent, Gold and Natural Gas. Brent Oil and Gold are moving up, despite a stronger USD, which can be seen on the chart of the Dollar Index, more often a higher USD leads to a decline in

FXEmpire.com - On the last day of the week we’ll focus on 3 of the most popular commodities; Brent, Gold and Natural Gas. Brent Oil and Gold are moving up, despite a stronger USD, which can be seen on the chart of the Dollar Index, more often a higher USD leads to a decline in

FXEmpire.com - On the last day of the week we’ll focus on 3 of the most popular commodities; Brent, Gold and Natural Gas. Brent Oil and Gold are moving up, despite a stronger USD, which can be seen on the chart of the Dollar Index, more often a higher USD leads to a decline in

FXEmpire.com - On the last day of the week we’ll focus on 3 of the most popular commodities; Brent, Gold and Natural Gas. Brent Oil and Gold are moving up, despite a stronger USD, which can be seen on the chart of the Dollar Index, more often a higher USD leads to a decline in

FXEmpire.com - On the last day of the week we’ll focus on 3 of the most popular commodities; Brent, Gold and Natural Gas. Brent Oil and Gold are moving up, despite a stronger USD, which can be seen on the chart of the Dollar Index, more often a higher USD leads to a decline in

Talks between Britain and the European Union on their new trade relationship made little progress this week, EU sources said on Friday, with persistent differences on important areas weighing on chances for a deal by the end of the year.

The German economy plunged into a recession after suffering its steepest quarterly contraction since the 2009 financial crisis as shops and factories were shut down in mid-March to fight the spread of the coronavirus, preliminary data showed on Friday.

How quickly things change in markets. After the euphoria of April, world stocks are on track for their biggest weekly loss since mid-March, when the coronavirus-linked rout was in full swing. The dollar has gained half a percent this week against a basket of currencies, gold has risen 2% and Treasury yields are down six basis points.

Talks between Britain and the European Union on their new trade relationship made little progress this week, sources with the bloc said on Friday, with persistent differences on key areas weighing on chances for a deal by the end of the year.

The German economy contracted by 2.2% in the first quarter, its steepest three-month slump since the 2009 financial crisis as shops and factories were shut in March to contain the spread of the coronavirus, preliminary data showed on Friday.

South Korea's largest airline Korean Air on Friday posted a provisional consolidated operating loss for the January-March quarter of 82.8 billion won ($67.3 million), swinging into the red due to the coronavirus pandemic.

South Korea's largest airline Korean Air said on Friday its provisional consolidated operating loss for the January-March quarter was 82.8 billion won ($67.25 million), as travel restrictions and crippled demand due to the coronavirus pandemic hit the aviation industry.

Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd is expected to receive as many as eight non-binding indicative offers from potential buyers on Friday, which will be whittled down over the next few days to a shortlist of around three, its administrators said.

State miner PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Inalum) plans to buy back bonds worth about $1 billion from a total of $2.25 billion maturing in 2021 and 2023, its chief executive told reporters on Friday.

The airline industry is not likely to recover to pre-coronavirus levels for at least the next six to 12 months, Southwest Airlines Co Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly said on Thursday.

Indonesia state miner PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Inalum) plans to buy back around $1 billion worth of bonds maturing in 2021 and 2023, Chief Executive Orias Moedak told reporters on Friday.

Singapore Airlines Ltd said on Friday it would slash capital spending by 12% to S$5.3 billion ($3.72 billion) from a previously planned S$6 billion in the financial year ending March 31 as it grapples with the coronavirus crisis.

Singapore Airlines Ltd said on Friday it would slash capital spending by 12% to S$5.3 billion ($3.72 billion) from a previously planned S$6 billion in the financial year ending March 31 as it grapples with the coronavirus crisis.

Brazilian meatpacker JBS SA on Thursday reported a steep 6 billion reais ($1.03 billion) net loss in the first quarter largely due to foreign exchange impact and warned the COVID-19 pandemic may affect results going forward.