MARKETS

Trump has said he would reveal more about his plans for "big" infrastructure spending in his address.

Young drivers could see their premiums rise by as much as £1,000.

If the index rises one more time it will set a new record for longest run of record closes.

Over the past nine weeks, gold has risen on eight occasions while silver has in every one.

Dollar's erratic pattern continues as investors fail to buy into Trump's economic policies.

Investors also continued to remain on the sidelines amid political concerns in France.

Oil futures slid as traders booked profits on recent price upticks triggered by comments from Opec.

Dollar struggles for direction as Federal Reserve fails to convince markets it will hike rates next month.

RBS posts annual losses for the ninth year in a row as the taxpayer owned bank remains mired in conduct charges.

Most surges in sentiment towards precious metals tends to see the Gold/Silver Ratio peak.

The US President called China 'grand champions' of currency manipulation.

Nasdaq Composit underperformed, dropping 0.4% to settle at 5,835.51.

Oil prices rally after Opec extends production cuts and inventory level defying analysts' expectations.

Money managers' survey conducted by global ratings agency deems populism as the biggest threat to economic progress in Europe.

US Federal Reserve hints at March rates rise, when many economists had not forecast a rise until June.

Pound edges higher against dollar and pound, despite mixed retail sales data.

The rate increase, however, depends on jobs and inflation data.

Fed minutes from this month's meeting reveal a rate hike is possible 'fairly soon.'

Britain can no longer be considered best performing large economy last year say official sources.

Dollar struggles for direction ahead of the release of minutes from the latest FOMC meeting.

Official tells International Petroleum Week it is unclear whether six months of cuts would be "enough or not".

Robust factory activity data from Germany and France also boosts markets.

Still happy with the state of things, US markets continue upward trajectory.

Crude prices rally after Opec secretary general reassures market on high level of adherence to its pledged production cuts.

Europe's largest bank said profit slumped by 62% over "significant and largely unexpected economic and political events".

Dollar records strong gains after Federal Reserve official signals bank could hike rates next month.

South Korea reported a 26.2% on-year jump in exports in dollar terms.

Oil market continues to weigh the upside pull of Opec cuts against the downside drag of higher US crude production.

Dollar stable against main rivals but analysts warn Trump-fuelled volatility could return.