In the Daily Mail, the Christmas market ‘carnage’ in Magdeburg is highlighted, with a suspect arrested after a car drove through a crowd, while the Mirror reports on Health Secretary Wes Streeting’s pledge to increase GP budgets by £889m to bring back family doctors. The Times reveals that half a million people in the UK are resorting to weight-loss injections due to NHS delays, and the Financial Times discusses Donald Trump’s push for Nato members to raise defence spending to 5% of GDP.
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The Fed's hawkish signal sparked gold jitters — but analysts see support for the precious metal in 2025
The U.S. Federal Reserve surprised markets with a more hawkish outlook on interest rates for 2025, causing gold prices to drop, but analysts predict solid support for the precious metal due to factors like central bank demand and safe-haven appeal. The Fed's updated "dot plot" now indicates two rate cuts next year, raising concerns about potential inflation from President-elect Donald Trump's proposed trade tariffs, leading to a stronger U.S. dollar and lower gold prices. Despite...
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