Gold prices climbed to a new high Tuesday, on track for their strongest monthly gain in nearly 16 years. Safe-haven demand surged as fears of a possible U.S. government shutdown grew, while expectations of further Federal Reserve rate cuts fueled investor interest in the precious metal.
Lawmakers in Washington reacted after President Trump’s tax-cut package passed its final hurdle in Congress. The Republican-led House narrowly approved…
Around two dozen town halls in France on Monday ignored the Interior Ministry’s directive and raised Palestinian flags on their…
Hamas and Israel remain at an impasse over a ceasefire, despite reported progress in recent negotiations. Both sides blame each…