Commerzbank: Investors Piling Into Gold ETFs
Holdings of gold by global exchange-traded funds show that investor interest in the precious metal has carried last year’s momentum into the new year, says Commerzbank.
Bitcoin Daily Chart Alert – Bulls Fade Late This Week – Jan. 11
Bitcoin-U.S. dollar prices are slightly lower in early U.S. trading Friday, after a solid down-day on Thursday.
Read moreGold Will Continue To Shine In the Face Of Growing Systemic Risks – WGC
(Kitco News) – Geopolitical risks that weighed on global economic growth in the second half of 2018 will carry through to 2019 and that uncertainty will be a boon for gold prices, according to the latest research from the World Gold Council (WGC).
Read moreKeep An Eye On Zinc; Price Will Roar Higher With Impending Supply Crunch – Osisko Metals
Kitco News) – While gold is expected to benefit from short-term market uncertainty one mining executive said there is another metal that investors should keep an eye on in 2019.
Read moreSurprise! Gold To Fall To $1,000 In 2019 – Blackstone
One of the big ten surprises that await investors in 2019 is gold dropping to $1,000 an ounce, said Blackstone Private Wealth Solutions vice chairman Byron Wien in his annual prediction.
Read moreGold, Silver Prices Slip As USDX, U.S. Stock Market Gain
Gold and silver prices are modestly down in early-afternoon U.S. trading Thursday.
Read moreStandard Chartered: ‘We Remain Positive On The Outlook For Gold’
Look for gold to eventually move above $1,300 an ounce, says Edward Meir, commodities consultant with INTL FCStone.
Read moreWhere Is Gold Headed Next Week? VOTE NOW!
It is now time to have your say in where you think gold prices are heading in the short term; vote now.
Read moreIamgold Exploration At Nelligan Unearths ‘Encouraging Results’
Officials with Iamgold Corp. (TSX: IMG; NYSE: IAG) say they are encouraged by 2018 drilling results from the Nelligan joint-venture project in Quebec.
Read moreGold Prices Holding Gains As U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Drop By 17K
(Kitco News) – The U.S. labor market remained robust in the first week of 2019 as the Labor Department reported stronger-than-expected jobless claims.
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