Viewpoints: Gold, oil update

Gold prices appear to be have stabilized after falling from their COVID-19 peak last summer, while oil has risen to around $60 per barrel. Here's a look at what's been happening in the commodity pits, plus a look at what might be ahead.

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Gold, oil update Gold prices appear to be have stabilized after falling from their COVID-19 peak last summer, while oil has risen to around $60 per barrel. Here's a look at what's been happening in the commodity pits, plus a look at what might be ahead. Read more CHART OF THE WEEK Rates rise again US rates are at multi-month highs after the Fed's decision to decline extending supplementary leverage ratio rules for banks. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE What to do with your cash Have cash saved for an emergency or short-term goal? You can still put it to work. Read more RETIREMENT Retirement math: When to retire? The age you choose to retire will affect how much you're able to save. But that age can also affect how many years you spend in retirement, your Social Security payout, and how long your portfolio has to potentially grow. See how a financial professional may be able to walk you through the numbers on this complex decision. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Where to find energy bargains now Looking for bargains in energy? Consider exploration & production names or diversified shale-related companies, says Fidelity's portfolio manager, Peter Belisle. Read more

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