Author: super@dmin

The U.S. dollar is hovering in the green on Friday, while aiming for a second weekly loss in a row, as risk appetite improves across financial markets following positive economic data from China and no new import tariffs from the U.S.

U.S. Treasury prices on Friday add to losses, driving yields higher, as a rally in global stocks underscores demand for assets perceived as risky and away from havens like gold and government paper.

Gold prices on Friday skid lower for a fifth straight session, putting the precious metal on the verge of ending near a more than four-week low.

U.S. stocks on Friday appear set to rise as investors kick off trade in March, with early action colored by news that trade negotiations between Beijing and Washington may conclude as soon as mid-March.

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Gullible millennials aren’t reading the fine print.

The bursting of the internet bubble in 2000 and the end of the 2008 Financial Crisis both affected investors’ comfort with stocks, writes Mark Hulbert.

Europe’s markets were positive on Friday, following on from refreshed trade deal hopes and the latest manufacturing figures from China

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London Stock Exchange Group PLC (LSE.LN) said Friday that its revenue and profit rose strongly in 2018, but investment means it won’t hit its previously stated cost and margin targets this year. The exchange operator made an adjusted operating profit of 931 million pounds ($1.24 billion), up 15% from the prior year.