Gold and other precious metals are trading at their highest levels in more than a month, and it isn’t because of the midterm election.
Instead, the metals are rising thanks to a consistent slide in the U.S. dollar this fall from its multiyear highs.
Ford sinks after Q4 profits miss expectations, CEO says $2 billion left on the table
Ford (F) shares sunk late Thursday after the automaker reported fourth quarter profits that missed expectations and CEO Jim Farley...
