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The price of gold rose beyond $ 3,000 in an ounce for the first time, with the immediate price increased by 0.4 percent to reach $ 3,000.87 an ounce early on Friday. The geopolitical pressure and President Trump's tactics…

Modern data on the series of Glassnode reveals that retailers, who are known as 1 BTC addresses, have formed their Bitcoin purchases in the past two months. Although this interesting trend between retail merchants Very For the…

At the end of 2024, the real estate sector in Israel received news that it had been waiting for for a long time: after almost five years, the National Planning and Building Council approved National Plan No. 70 covering…

Breadcrumb Trail LinksPMN BusinessChinese curbs on exports of three niche metals to the US have already rattled the market. Now, a bigger clampdown looks set to have far-reaching ramifications for supply chains feeding American defense and…

In just one week, the pre-sale of the XRPAW MEME token ($XPAW) has taken the memecoin world by storm, as investors flock to secure their stake in what is being hailed as the next major viral memecoin on the XRP network. XRPAW…

First-time homebuyers in some of the UK's most expensive areas are rushing to finalize property purchases before April 1, when stamp duty costs are set to rise by an average of £6,300, according to new data from Rightmove. Demand…

It has become practically routine. Week after week, a new deal to invest in or acquire a residential real estate construction company is closed. From financial institutions to shopping malls and income-producing real…

Investors are withdrawing money from their pension funds in increasing numbers, fearing potential tax increases in the next budget. AJ Bell, one of the UK's largest manual wealth managers, has reported a spike in pension…

Written by Laika Kihara OSAKA (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Tuesday the bank can take time to examine market and external economic developments when setting monetary policy, suggesting the central bank is in no rush…