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RoyalTraders* Call@9719026661 www.RoyalTraders.co Best Accuracy For Royal Traders RoyalTraders live news update: Russia Talks Set to Sustain Oil Cuts Even as Glut Vanishes OPEC and Russia will meet in Saudi Arabia this week after all but banishing a global oil glut. While looming political crises threaten to tighten supplies further, the group seems determined to keep its cuts in place. Almost 16 months of output curbs by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners have seen crude rally to a three-year high near $70 a barrel. That’s replenishing their coffers after the worst oil slump in a generation, encouraging the producers to extend their intervention even as Venezuela’s petro-economy implodes and Donald Trump threatens Iran with sanctions. “Would they declare victory now and stop? No way,” said Mike Wittner, head of oil market research at Societe Generale (PA:SOGN) SA. “They’re happy to see inventories continue to go down, to see prices of $70 or $80. In th

*RoyalTraders* *Call@9719001941* www.RoyalTraders.co *Best Accuracy For Royal Traders* Gold rises on Syria concerns, on track for second week of gains Gold rose on Friday and was set to post a small gain for a second week running, supported by tensions over Syria. Spot gold XAU= rose 0.4 percent to $1,339.71 an ounce as of 0324 GMT, and was set for a weekly gain of 0.5 percent. U.S.  gold futures  GCcv1 were up 0.1 percent at $1,342.70 an ounce. Spot gold is expected to rise to $1,348 per ounce, as it has found a support at $1,334, said Reuters' technical analyst Wang Tao. TECH/C Prices are gaining on tensions over Syria, that has stoked geopolitical concerns, said Richard Xu, a fund manager at HuaAn Gold, China's biggest gold exchange-traded fund. President Donald Trump and his national security aides on Thursday discussed U.S. options on Syria, where he has threatened missile strikes in response to a suspected poison gas attack, as a Russian envoy voiced fears

*RoyalTraders* *Call@9719001941* www.RoyalTraders.co *Best Accuracy For Royal Traders* Gold falls from 11-week high on stronger dollar, profit-taking Gold slipped from an 11-week high on Thursday as the dollar gained and investors booked profits, but rising tensions over military escalation in Syria prevented further losses. Snapping a four-day winning streak,  spot gold  XAU= fell 0.4 percent to $1,347.03 an ounce at 0956 GMT. U.S.  gold futures  GCcv1 fell 0.7 percent to $1,350.20. The  dollar index   .DXY  gained 0.2 percent, dragging down commodities priced in the U.S. currency. "It's looking like profit-taking," said ING commodities strategist Oliver Nugent, adding that support from geopolitical tensions was not enough to bring gold back above $1,350. Underpinning bullion was news that British ministers planned to gather on Thursday to discuss whether to join the United States and France in possible military action in Syria that could bring direct con