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It's unclear if the bull market is ending, but negative gains were seen over the past week. Gold outperformed other stocks while crypto is outlining losses.
Gold recovers a bit after the Fed increased interest rates, but the boost in U.S. dollar sent it plunging before it edged higher at the end...
The DJI and S&P 500 reached new all-time highs but NASDAQ, the DJT and Russell 2000 fell lower. Precious metals had a good week as U.S....
The bull market is at its longest yet while Bitcoin remains unchanged, silver and gold do well, and oil rebounded strongly this week.
The U.S. dollar might be at a stagnant place for the rest of the year.
With the Brexit approaching, the British pound plummets.
The strength of the U.S. dollar and a bullish trading pushes for a higher price index of gold, closing near the $1,300 per ounce mark.
China competes with US dollar through Petro-yuan and talks trading gold with Iran in exchange for oil supply. Bitcoin slides further to less than $8,000.
While gains are slow for silver, the gold outlook continues to be hopeful despite strong dollar showing.
Coined as 'altcoin', alternative cryptocurrencies are shaking up virtual banking, with more and more people cashing up less on Bitcoin.