Daniela Hathorn

Us stocks retreat after Monday’s rally as Donald Trump threatens with higher tariffs

Gold price rises as investors watch out for increasing tensions in Eastern Europe

UK inflation jumps to 2.3% in October, surpassing the Bank of England's target and market expectations. Core CPI rises to 3.3% year-on-year, driven by higher energy costs and services sector pressures. Markets adjust rate cut odds as bond yields climb and GBP shows mixed performance.

After a heavy week in commodities prices seem to have stabilised on Monday with gold, silver and copper all attempting to bottom out and push higher after continued selloffs.

UK growth slows in Q3, weighing on the pound as it attempts to recover some ground against the dollar

Gold selloff intensifies, causing November to start as the worst month of 2024.

The effects of Donald Trump’s election as the 47th President of the United States continue to show in markets.

Both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are expected to cut rates further when they meet later this week.

UK assets trade with caution ahead of the UK Autumn Budget unveiled on October 30.

As the US elections get closer we look at how Trump’s tariff plans could affect markets.