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Gold Market Could Consolidate Next Week And Digest Impact Of Dovish Fed – Analysts

(Kitco News) -Analysts were looking for a break above $1,300 in the near-term and they were not disappointed as prices pushed to an eight-month high after the Federal Reserve signaled that it would halt rate hikes for the foreseeable future.

Wall St., Main St. Expect Gold Prices To Remain Buoyant

Wall Street and Main Street look for gold to keep climbing next week, according to the Kitco News gold survey.

Wall St., Main St. Expect Gold Prices To Remain Buoyant

Wall Street and Main Street look for gold to keep climbing next week, according to the Kitco News gold survey.

Gold Backs Off On Profit-Taking Ahead Of Weekend

It’s been a good trading week for the gold market bulls, and some of the futures traders have decided to ring the cash register and take some profits.

Commerzbank: January ETF Gold Inflows Match All Of 2018

The inflow into gold exchange-traded funds during January was roughly equal to all of 2018, Commerzbank points out.

Gold Takes Strong U.S. Jobs Report In Stride, Pushes Higher

Gold prices are modestly higher in early U.S. trading Friday, and have rallied a bit after pulling back just slightly following a much-stronger than expected headline number coming from the just-released U.S. employment report.

Gold Prices Drop After U.S. Created 304K Jobs In January

(Kitco News) – The gold market is seeing some selling pressure Friday after the U.S. labor market showed strong growth in January, according to the latest government employment data.

LBMA: Gold, Silver Ounces Transferred Daily Rise In December

The amount of gold and silver transferred between accounts of London Bullion Market Association members rose sharply from November to December, the organization reported Friday.

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‘A Wave Of Fresh Buying’ To Push Silver Prices Higher — Analyst

The recent silver rally will continue with “a wave of fresh buying,” pushing prices higher in the first half of the year, according to one analyst.