Gold futures lose ground Tuesday, extending a decline after news reports indicated tentative signs of progress in talks between Russia and Ukraine, crimping...
Gold futures lost ground Tuesday, extending a decline after news reports indicated tentative signs of progress in talks between Russia and Ukraine, crimping demand for traditional safe-haven assets, including precious metals.
Russian... Gold futures lost ground Tuesday, extending a decline after news reports indicated tentative signs of progress in talks between Russia and Ukraine, crimping demand for traditional safe-haven assets, including precious metals. Russian news agency Tass quoted Russia’s deputy defense minister as saying the country’s military would “radically reduce” activity outside Kyiv and Chernihiv, according to the BBC. Russian news agencies also quoted Moscow’s negotiators reporting progress after talks with Ukrainian counterparts resumed in Turkey.
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