European and Chinese markets rise with gold at a nine-year high
The China rally continues for an eighth session, with gold above $1,800/oz for the first time since 2011
09 July 2020 - 16:08
London — European shares rose on Thursday after a two-day wobble, as Chinese markets continued their charge, while investors propelled gold to a nine-year high.
Chinese stocks set their longest winning streak in two years, and the yuan had strengthened past 7/$ overnight, despite rising tension over Hong Kong and the economic uncertainty caused by Covid-19...
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