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The most notable criticism has come from former Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, once Macron’s protégé.
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AI is poised to disrupt the job market — some roles could ‘radically transform,’ report finds
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XAG/USD Analysis: Silver Price Growth Slows
This morning, we reported that the price of gold has risen above $4,000 for the first time in history. The surge in this safe-haven asset has been driven by political uncertainty in the United States and other countries, as well as sustained demand from central banks. Against this backdrop, the XAG/USD chart also draws attention, […]
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HSBC ups silver forecast once again, expects price to break $50 next
Their previous forecast bump came in August, in expecting silver prices to average $35.14 per ounce this year. That is already a marked revision higher from the forecast before that of $30.28 per ounce. But now, HSBC is seeing silver prices to average $38.05 per ounce with the year-end forecast target of $49 per ounce.
Looking to next year, the firm forecasts silver prices to average $44.50 per ounce – up from the previous forecast of $33.96 per ounce. The year-end target for 2026 though is for silver to drop to $41.50 per ounce.
That being said, HSBC is looking for an even higher high next year for silver in noting that: “The silver market stands on the cusp of the record high of nearly $50/oz set in May 2011, but is likely to surpass that level in the near-term. We look for a wide $45.00- 53.00/oz range for the remainder of 2025 and a wide $40.00-55.00/oz range next year.”
Before adding that the gold rally will continue to benefit silver prices heading into the year ahead: “Gains in gold attract ancillary buying in silver.”
It’s an argument that they are doubling down on after their August note mentioned that: “The latest rally is due more to silver’s relationship with gold than to underlying fundamentals.”
Further noting at the time that as gold pushes to fresh record highs, it is exerting a “strong gravitational pull” on silver prices as well.
This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.
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7-Eleven bets a Japanese makeover can fix its U.S. stores
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What the government shutdown means for commercial real estate
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US MBA mortgage applications w.e. 3 October -4.7% vs -12.7% prior
- Market index 323.1 vs 339.1 prior
- Purchase index 170.6 vs 172.2 prior
- Refinance index 1180.2 vs 1278.6 prior
- 30-year mortgage rate 6.43% vs 6.46% prior
This is never a market moving release. Mortgage applications are generally inversely correlated to mortgage rates.
This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.
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Borrowers head back to riskier mortgages, looking for any potential savings
Mortgage demand weakened again but for those in the market, adjustable-rate loans are getting more popular, as they offer lower interest rates. -
Auto giant shares tumble as European Union’s new steel tariffs spark industry panic
Shares of Europe’s biggest automakers fell on Wednesday, amid industry concern about the impact of the European Union’s new steel import quota plan. -
Tesla prices Model Y standard below $40,000, debuting more affordable vehicle
Tesla’s Model Y standard SUV is priced just under $40,000 and Model 3 standard sedan around $37,000.
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