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TDS: Rally In Gold Prices ‘Has Not Run Out Of Steam’

TD Securities looks for further gains in gold prices, especially if U.S. stocks continue their late-2018 weakness. “

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Gold Hits 6-Mo. High, Closing In On $1,300.00

(Kitco News) – Gold prices are moderately up and scored a six-month high in early U.S. trading Wednesday, on more safe-haven buying interest amid a still very wobbly U.S. stock market.

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Gold Hits 6-Mo. High, Closing In On $1,300.00

(Kitco News) – Gold prices are moderately up and scored a six-month high in early U.S. trading Wednesday, on more safe-haven buying interest amid a still very wobbly U.S. stock market.

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Gold Prices Moving Toward $1,300

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Gold Prices Moving Toward $1,300

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Turning Copper Into ‘Gold’? Chinese Scientists Disguise Copper As The Precious Metal

Chinese scientists succeeded at making copper behave like gold on a molecular level, which could have a significant impact on how the precious metal is used in the industry, according to a new a new research paper.

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Gold Ends 2018 Down 2%, But Sees Best Month Since Jan ‘17

(Kitco News) – Although down on the year, gold is getting ready to ring in 2019 on a strong note as it ends December with its best monthly gains since January 2017.

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Long Gold, Short Equities Top Trade For 2019 – DailyFX.com

(Kitco News) – Gold could do well in 2019 as risk aversion grips financial markets, according to one market strategist.

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2019 Could Be Year Of Surprises For Miners – PDAC President

(Kitco News) – The mining sector appears to be ripe for a black-swan event in 2019 that could bring investors back to the marketplace, according to the president of the world’s largest mining association.

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Gold Hits Six-Month High As U.S. Dollar Eases

(Kitco News) – Gold futures are maintaining recent upside momentum Monday as the U.S. dollar fades on expectations that the Federal Reserve may be done with its cycle of tightening monetary policy, traders said.

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