Nov 8 (Reuters) - Gold prices dropped on Friday, logging their steepest weekly decline in over five months, pressured by a stronger dollar and as markets absorbed the implications of Donald Trump's ...

"Gold traded weak amid strength in the dollar index and the Federal Reserve's (Fed) policy announcement that aligned with ...

Yet, Powell’s defiance ought to provoke us to ask why wealthy, pampered, out-of-touch technocrats like Jerome Powell get to ...

London: Gold prices inched higher on Friday, extending gains spurred by the US Federal Reserve s widely anticipated quarter ...

Some 86 names in the S&P 500 hit new all-time highs, making them among the top stock gainers post-election. The Nasdaq 100 ...

Furthermore, a new administration raises the possibility of changing personnel at the Federal Reserve, which is walking a fine line controlling inflation and maintaining stability in the financial ...

Gold fell at the end of a volatile week’s trading ... The precious metal had gained Thursday, after the Fed cut rates by a ...

Bullion declined by as much as 1% Friday, on track for its biggest weekly fall since May. The precious metal had gained ...

Asked if he would resign if asked, Powell said “no” at the press conference following the Federal Reserve policy meeting ...

Meanwhile, the safe-haven trade in gold unwound, with the yellow metal dropping by as much ... The central bank injected ...

Gold held a gain at the end of a volatile week’s trading ... Bullion was little changed below $2,707 an ounce after rising ...