Fed Members Highlight Weak Inflation But Gold’s Not Listening

(Kitco News) – Gold is seeing little reaction to dovish comments from two regional Federal Reserve presidents, who have raised concerns about the low inflationary environment and have added doubt for a potential rate hike at the end of the year.

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High Anxiety In Marketplace Propels Gold To 7-Wk. High

Gold prices were ending the U.S. day session solidly higher and pushed to a seven-week high Wednesday, on solid safe-haven demand.

Russia Is Taking On China, But This Time With Cryptocurrencies

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s internet adviser plans to take advantage of the worldwide bitcoin craze by generating $100 million in a bid to compete with China’s fast-growing digital mining efforts.

Expect ‘Sideways’ Trading For Gold Says UBS

Despite gold’s mid-week rally, one major bank still expects “sideways” trading for the yellow metal in the second half of this year.

This Analysts Warns Gold Bears To Watch Out

Gold prices are recovering from post-jobs weakness and one analyst says the markets might have “overreacted” to the economic data point.

ETF Securities Sees More Potential In Gold vs Producers

(Kitco News) – Investing in commodity producers is not the same as investing in the underlying commodity and investors could be leaving some money on the table staying away from raw assets warns one investment firm.

Bond King Jeffrey Gundlach Sees Bullish Pattern In Gold

(Kitco News) – Famed investor and “Bond King,” Jeffry Gundlach, continues to see potential for gold as he remains bearish on stocks and U.S. Treasuries.

FXTM: Gold Draws Safe-Haven Buying On North Korean Tensions

Both gold and the Japanese yen have drawn safe-haven buying following a warning from U.S. President Donald Trump to North Korea saying that any threat from the North Korean regime would be met with “fire and fury,” says Jameel Aymad

Tahoe Reports 2Q Profit; Dividend Suspended Due To Escobal

Tahoe Resources Inc. (TSX: THO; NYSE: TAHO) reports that earnings were $33.5 million, or 11 cents per share, in the second quarter.