Silver rises 2.3% to surpass $59 amid falling oil prices
Silver climbs 2.27% to $59.45 driven by falling oil prices and a weak dollar, as the market awaits the Fed's decision.
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Ibex 35 closes at 19,632.20 points, affected by oil and bonds.
Silver climbs 2.27% to $59.45 driven by falling oil prices and a weak dollar, as the market awaits the Fed's decision.
Javier Milei's government denies spokesperson Adrián Ravier and rules out a dollar rise to 1,800 pesos after his controversial statements.
Volatility and geopolitical uncertainty drive investors to diversify beyond the dollar and Wall Street, according to Exness.
The Argentine Government denies a devaluation after its spokesperson suggested a dollar at $1800. Casa Rosada claims no changes in monetary policy.
The Government denies economist Ravier's claim that the official dollar could reach $1,700-$1,800. Casa Rosada assures no changes in monetary policy.
The Argentine government disavows its spokesperson Adrián Ravier for suggesting the dollar could reach 1,800 pesos, reaffirming no changes in currency policy.
The Fed will keep rates at 3.50%-3.75% due to persistent inflation and solid employment, according to analyst consensus.
The dollar falls in Colombia due to global weakening and influx of currencies. It benefits importers and travellers, but harms exporters.
EUR/USD is trading lower ahead of the ECB meeting. Scotiabank warns that the bullish trend has weakened and key support is at 1.1395/1.1405.
The dollar falls for the second consecutive session due to escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran and strong employment data.
The euro drops to $1.1408 after the ceasefire with Iran ends, with Brent oil surging by 6%.