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- A strong week for oil prices after last week’s refinery attacks
- No real progress in US-China trade war talks as delegation cancel US visit
- Brent crude gained 6.7% ending the week at $64.7 a barrel
- Gold rose 0.9% ending the week at $1503.5 an ounce
- Attacks on oil production facilities in Saudi Arabia cause a rise of as much as 20% in oil after market close.
- The US-China trade war talks marginally progressed
- Brent crude returned -2.1% (Friday’s close), ending the week at $60.2 per barrel.
- Gold fell 1.8% ending the week at $1490.3 an ounce
- Increased confidence abounded in US-China trade talks
- Global equities gained on the week
- Brent crude returned 1.8% for a second week, ending the week at $61.8 per barrel
- Gold fell 0.4% ending the week at $1507.1 an ounce
- US equities rebounded following increased confidence in US-China trade talks
- Chinese stocks declined for the week and the month
- Brent crude returned 1.8%, ending the week at $60.4 per barrel
- Gold fell 0.3% ending the week at $1523.1 an ounce
- The US 2s10s yield curve inverted for the first time in 12 years
- Germany reported a contraction of 0.1% in their economy
- Brent crude returned 0.2%, ending the week at $58.6 per barrel
- Gold rose 0.9% ending the week at $1513.0 an ounce
- UK economy contracts for the first time since 2012
- Turbulent week for EU bond yields
- Brent crude fell 5.4%, ending the week at $58.5 per barrel
- Gold price rose 3.7% ending the week at $1500.1 an ounce
- US Federal Reserve cut its rate by 25 basis points
- Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff on $300bn of Chinese goods
- Brent crude fell 4.7%, ending the week at $60.5 per barrel
- Gold prices were flat ending the week at $1419.1 an ounce
- US large-cap benchmarks again reached new highs
- The International Monetary Fund further reduced its global growth outlook
- Brent crude rallied 1.6%, ending the week at $63.5 per barrel
- Gold prices fell 0.5% to $1418.7 an ounce
- US-China trade talks grind to a halt with more US tariffs threatened
- Central banks mull stimulus measures
- Brent crude declined sharply falling -6.4% to $62.6 a barrel
- Gold prices rose 1% to $1426 an ounce
- US large-cap benchmarks reached new highs
- The European Commission lowers growth and inflation forecasts for next year
- Brent crude rallied 3.9%, ending the week at $66.7 per barrel
- Gold prices rose 0.9% to $1411 an ounce
