CAPITAL MARKETS

Trade tensions a market drag again

SAME old, same old, with negative sentiment around the uncompleted US-China trade deal unhelpful for those in the resources sector with Metals & Mining losing around 1% overall on the ASX 200.

Trade tensions a market drag again

Metals prices were mainly off in Asia trade, while gold remained range bound around the US$1470 per ounce mark. For equities, the gold patch did the best overall as it closed ever so slightly in positive...

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