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The Uncertainty Factor Continues to Grow
Gold prices moved up modestly today, gaining 2/10 of a percent ($2.50), and as of 3:30 Eastern Standard Time, gold futures are trading at $1235 an ounce.
Read moreThere’s No Reason To Pile Into Gold Right Now – Wharton Professor
(Kitco News) – Despite the potential threat of a 10% correction in equity markets as a result of growing U.S. political risks, one economics professor says that there is no need for investors to jump into gold.
Read moreGold Firmer, at 2.5-Mo. High, As Bulls Gaining More Confidence
Gold prices were modestly higher in late U.S. dealings Tuesday, and just below the 2.5-month high hit on Monday.
Read moreGold Higher, Near Daily High, As Bulls Remain Confident
Gold prices have moved from near steady levels to modestly up on the day, in late-morning trading Tuesday.
Read more‘Hated’ Equities Rally Won’t Impact Gold Prices
TD Securities looks for gold to continue its recent ascent if the new U.S. administration continues talk about trade protectionism and make comments about foreign-exchange rates that are seen as a “currency war,” says TD Securities.
Alacer Meets Revised Output Guidance For 2016
Alacer Gold Corp. (TSX: ASR; ASX:AQG) reports that 2016 gold production of 119,036 ounces and attributable gold production.
Read moreGold Hovers Just Below 2.5-Mo. High, As Bulls Maintaining Some Power
Gold prices are trading near steady levels in early U.S. dealings, and are just below the 2.5-month high hit on Monday.
Read moreDollar Rallies As Divergent Rate Policies Again Make The News
Gold managed to touch our suggested intra-day target of $1,237 yesterday, but comments from Philadelphia Fed President.
Read moreGold Prices Trade to Three Month High
Gold prices traded dramatically higher today, moving to a price point not seen since November 11, 2016. As of 4 o’clock Eastern standard time gold futures (April 2017 contract) were up 16.6 dollars at $1237.50.
Gold Notches 2.5-Mo. High On Safe-Haven Buying, More Bullish Chart Posture
(Kitco News) – Gold prices ended the U.S. day session solidly higher and pushed to a 2.5-month high Monday. A somewhat nervous world marketplace at present is working in favor of the safe-haven gold market. The near-term chart postures for gold and silver have significantly improved recently, which is inviting more technically related buying interest. Silver futures ended at a 2.5-month high close on Monday. April Comex gold was last up $11.30 an ounce at $1,232.10. March Comex silver was last up $0.201 at $17.68 an ounce.