Sybilla Gross is a news reporter who has written for various publications such as Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and Sound Telegraph. With a focus on finance and business news, Sybilla has covered a range of topics including mining deals, gold prices, anti-money laundering efforts, and investment trends. Her work has been featured in publications such as The West Australian, The Australian Financial Review, and Yahoo News UK.
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Sybilla Gross focuses on finance and economy with a specific emphasis on mining, gold, lithium, investments, and international trade. She often uses investment analysis and data citations in her coverage.
To effectively reach out to Sybilla, consider providing insightful investment analysis or data-driven perspectives related to the mining industry or precious metals markets. Additionally, if you have expertise in international trade dynamics related to these sectors or can offer valuable insights into significant investment deals within the industries she covers, your input may be of interest to her.
Given her coverage's focus on global financial activities like investments and international trade within the context of mining and commodities such as gold and lithium, pitches should reflect an understanding of these interconnected dynamics.
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By: Sybilla Gross, Dayanne Sousa, Julia Fanzeres
Gold’s relentless surge to fresh record highs is proving to be a puzzle for many market observers. An oil rally is making it more costly for some traders to protect themselves from surging crude prices in what has quickly become a very bullish market. And as crop traders await insights from the US Department of Agriculture’s key report on global demand, American farmers are enjoying the best-post winter wheat conditions in years.
By: Sybilla Gross, Jack Ryan
Gold extended its bull run to a fresh record ahead of the next set of US inflation data on Wednesday that could provide insight into the Federal Reserve's next steps.
By: Sybilla Gross, Yvonne Yue Li
Gold’s rally to successive all-time highs isn’t over, according to macro fund managers interviewed by Bloomberg, with the factors that have powered a near-20% surge since mid-February expected to fuel more gains.
By: Sybilla Gross, Yvonne Yue Li
The precious metal has already surged near 20 per cent since February, but investors expect that momentum to continue.
By: Jack Ryan Thu, Sybilla Gross
(Bloomberg) -- Gold steadied Thursday after its furious rally was interrupted by a hot US inflation report, which fueled concerns the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates less than expected this year.
Sydney police said five victims died in a stabbing incident at a mall on Saturday afternoon, while the attacker was shot dead by authorities.
Gold is set to reach $3,000 an ounce over the next six to 18 months on increasing investor inflows amid expectations that the Federal Reserve will eventually cut interest rates, Citigroup Inc. said, adding to a roll call of Wall Street banks that have raised forecasts.
Gold surged past $2,400 an ounce as concerns over rising tensions between Israel and Iran stoked haven demand.
By: Yongchang Chin, Sybilla Gross, Winnie Zhu
Gold has surged close to a new record and oil prices have jumped on concerns over the potential for a wider regional conflict that could endanger crude supplies.
Spot gold was up 0.5% at $2 391.17 an ounce at 11:46 a.m. in Singapore, while copper was 0.1% higher.
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