Madras HC recognises cryptocurrency as property: What the landmark ruling means for Indian investors

(Bloomberg) -- Gold rose for a second day as a weakening US economy increased the chance of a rate cut next month, outweighing progress on ending the government shutdown in Washington. Bullion jumped almost 2% to trade above $4,070 an ounce after finishing last week little changed. The precious metal built on gains made on Friday as a measure of US consumer sentiment fell to near the lowest on record, with the shutdown and rising prices souring. A private report the day before signaled a weak labor market. Most Read...