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Tech Shares Lead Gains In Asia As Gold Peaks
U.S.-China tensions boosted the allure of safe-haven assets, although sentiment on Asian bourses was mixed, with tech gains supporting stocks overall. U.S.-China tensions boosted the allure of safe-haven assets, although sentiment on Asian bourses was mixed, with tech gains supporting stocks overall. -
Asian Shares Fall On Fraying U.S.-China Ties
Asian stocks were down broadly despite upbeat China GDP news. Asian stocks were down broadly despite upbeat China GDP news. -
Asian Shares On Roll As Investors Bank On U.S. Earnings
Stocks in Asia continued to climb on Monday, with markets buoyed by investors wagering that that U.S. companies would beat forecasts. Stocks in Asia continued to climb on Monday, with markets buoyed by investors wagering that that U.S. companies would beat forecasts. -
Oil Slips Near $33 Per Barrel Amid China-US Tensions, Pandemic
Oil prices down after China said for the first time it would not release an annual growth target. Oil prices down after China said for the first time it would not release an annual growth target. -
Oil Hits Highest Level As Chinese Consumption Reaches 13M BPD
Oil has dropped around 48 percent this year while efforts are being undertaken to make a Covid-19 drug. Oil has dropped around 48 percent this year while efforts are being undertaken to make a Covid-19 drug. -
Oil Prices Plunge On Supply Glut, Worries Of New Virus Outbreak
Analysts said there is still fear that demand will remain low next year, with worries about a second wave of coronavirus Analysts said there is still fear that demand will remain low next year, with worries about a second wave of coronavirus -
Oil Prices Drop As Worries On China-US Trade Tension, Oversupply Resurface
Traders say demand will possibly take over a year and maybe longer to return to pre-coronavirus rates. Traders say demand will possibly take over a year and maybe longer to return to pre-coronavirus rates. -
COVID-19 Topples US As World's Top Oil Producing Country
The United States will lose its ranking as the world’s top oil producing country this year as the COVID-19 economic crisis shuts down its oil wells. The United States will lose its ranking as the world’s top oil producing country this year as the COVID-19 economic crisis shuts down its oil wells. -
As Oil Becomes Cheap, Coal Becomes Most Expensive
Coal is also the dirtiest forms of fossil fuel, releasing around twice as much carbon emission as natural gas when burned Coal is also the dirtiest forms of fossil fuel, releasing around twice as much carbon emission as natural gas when burned -
Oil Takes Another Beating On Falling Global Demand, Saudi Production Increase
Global oil demand is expected to fall for the first time since 2009 this year, the International Energy Agency said. Global oil demand is expected to fall for the first time since 2009 this year, the International Energy Agency said.