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Investing.com’s Commodities Week Ahead typically looks at the prospects for oil and gold prices in the upcoming trading week. In this two-part series, however, which began on Sunday, we examined...

Italy, Spain, France and New York record easing virus-related death rates U.S. futures, global equities jump Trump warns of "very horrendous” phase in virus outbreak ahead Additional wild market...

Global oil markets are in the midst of the wildest ride anyone has ever seen. After a precipitous fall in a matter of four weeks, oil prices staged their biggest jump in history last week on hopes of...

Stocks expected to keep swinging violently as investors try to come to grips with how much of the slowing economy is priced in Riyadh and Moscow at diplomatic stalemate, each blaming the other for...

Investors should brace for another volatile week of trade in markets as the U.S. administration warned of the toughest week yet in its fight against the coronavirus is upcoming, while a deal between...

To me, the most believable thing about the Saudis, Russians and the rest of OPEC meeting again is that they’ll be meeting again.Everything else is a big “if,” including production...

A storm is gathering around Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ:ZM). After more than doubling in its value this year, the shares of this teleconferencing provider are sinking fast as consumers and...

Even with a devastating first quarter behind them, investors aren't particularly hopeful the second quarter might be much better as the coronavirus crisis—which is hurting companies and their...

As the broader market cratered, shares of  Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ:ZM) soared. While the S&P 500 dived 34% in just over a month, falling from its Feb. 19 peak to its March 23...

U.S. contracts sharply higher after 4%+ selloffs Wednesday on Wall Street Beijing takes advantage of cheap oil to strengthen reserves Trump, Cuomo say U.S. virus outbreak will get worse before it...

Five cents — that’s what U.S. natural gas’ average daily range has been over the past week, after the gyrations of mid-March, as traders wonder if there’ll be any reprieve for...

The global crisis over the coronavirus pandemic has provoked significant demand for the U.S. dollar as investors worldwide massively unwound risk positions in favor of safe havens — chiefly...

First they did it to oil. Next, they might do it to gold.Russia’s often underestimated strength as a global economic influencer is beginning to dawn on some investors as crude prices languish at...

After enjoying strong gains last year, semiconductor stocks took a beating as coronavirus swept the world. With the global economy on the brink of slipping into a recession, worries have mounted...

No question about it, March was painful, very painful, for stocks.  And going into April the market continues to remain vulnerable and volatile.Just look at the last three days: the S&P 500...

Today, the contract on the S&P 500 Index is up, along with most global stocks, after China surprised to the upside with its factory data. However, economists still forecast a terrible first...