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Goldman Sachs does not expect a supply shock to push prices higher

A series of studies suggests tempered optimism at best

Gold prices headed for the 14th record high this year on Monday, as a Wall Street bank lifted its now-surpassed targets for the precious metal.

Bond yields rose on Monday as investors prepared for a vital inflation report.

Paddy Cosgrove on Monday said he was returning to become chief executive of tech conference company Web Summit, after quitting in the wake of controversial comments made after Israel’s initial reaction to Hamas’s attack in October.

Inflation data is out on Wednesday — and stock-market investors should focus on the reaction in the bond market rather than parse the consumer price index itself.

President Joe Biden will announce a proposal Monday that, if implemented, will cancel at least some student debt for an estimated 25 million borrowers.

Historically, dividends have played a much more important role in Europe than in the U.S., but that’s changing.

Kimberly-Clark will sell its personal protective equipment business to Ansell for US$640 million in cash, agreeing to a deal that the Australian company’s chief executive said had been under consideration for years.

Country’s foreign-exchange reserves edged up in March, while the People’s Bank of China announced a new relending program to sponsor tech development.

The Fed has penciled in three cuts this year. The market had been pretty certain that cuts would start in June, but doubts are creeping in.

Can the stock market rally continue if rate cuts no longer appear imminent? Investors may soon find out.