First Majestic Silver Corp.’s (NYSE: AG; TSX: FR) second-quarter production declined, but the company looks for output to be “back on track” in the third quarter since a number of work stoppages appear to have been resolved.
Read moreGold prices are modestly higher in early U.S. trading Wednesday, on some position-squaring ahead of the marketplace highlight of the week: remarks from Fed Chair Janet Yellen before the U.S. Congress.
Read morePrepared remarks from Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen released Wednesday morning saw gold prices move higher as the market deemed the text as favoring the monetary policy doves.
Read moreDespite all the fanfare behind Amazon’s annual sales event, its stock price is not moving higher, a trend seen since 2015 when the event was first launched.
Read moreAs cryptocurrencies are continuing to see a surge in popularity, they will need to face regulations or their massive price swings will cause havoc, this according to a CEO of a major Chinese bitcoin exchange.
Read more(Kitco News) – Ongoing political turmoil in Washington D.C. highlights gold’s safe-haven demand with prices spiking after the release of emails from Donald Trump Jr. that Russia wanted to support Trump’s presidential campaign.
Read more(Kitco News) – Gold and silver prices were ending the U.S. day session slightly higher Tuesday. There were no major markets news events occurring today to move the precious metals markets. August Comex gold was last up $1.50 an ounce at $1,214.80. Sep…
Read moreThe bears are back as a hawkish Federal Reserve is putting significant pressure on gold prices, with one international bank lowering its year-end gold forecast from $1,300 to $1,210, citing higher U.S. real yields.
Read more(Kitco News) – While gold could struggle further in the near term as the markets adjust to a rise in real interest rates, one strategist remains optimistic that the precious metal can still do well since there are few options for investors left in an …
Read moreRecent selling pressure has one gold bug worried, but not enough to get out of the market just yet.
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