Money & Investing
Gold prices struggle to hold the $4,000 mark after a volatile week
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World gold prices fell nearly 2% last week as positive US economic data, rising oil prices and Middle East tensions put pressure on the precious metal.
Stock investors increasingly find it difficult to make profits
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The rapidly weakening recovery of the stock market shows that cautious sentiment still dominates the market.
Margin outstanding debt continues to increase
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Margin outstanding debt on the Vietnamese stock market is at its highest level in history, while margin lending interest rates are commonly around 13 - 14%/year.
Gold prices recover above $4,000 after a week of sharp decline
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World gold prices fell more than 3% in the week, losing the $4,000/ounce mark as oil prices rose, the USD strengthened, and expectations of the Fed raising interest rates increased.
Experts predict unexpected gold prices next week
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Many Wall Street experts predict gold prices will fall next week, while investors are cautious in the face of new economic and geopolitical data.
