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Teranga: Wahgnion’s Gold Resources Rise 33%

Teranga Gold Corp. (TSX: TGZ) reports that drill results for its Wahgnion gold project in Burkina Faso

Gold To ‘Shine Brighter’ This Time Next Year, Hitting $1,400 — ING

It’s only a matter of time until gold breaks above $1,300 an ounce and climbs to $1,400, said ING, adding that a weaker U.S. dollar, U.S. debt, and positive physical demand will support the precious metal.

This Week In Videos: From Debt Crises To The Hottest Tech Stocks

This past week saw a rollercoaster of activity as stocks tumbled and rallied back in response to Italy’s on-and-off again political turmoil.

Don’t Expect Silver To Continue To Outperform Gold – Capital Economics

(Kitco News) – After a lackluster start to the year, silver is starting to show some relative strength against gold but this trend might not last, according to one UK-based research firm.

Watch Out, World’s Largest Country Has Growing Appetite For Gold Jewelry – World Gold Council

China’s improving wealth is expected to renew growth in jewelry demand, creating long-term support for global gold demand and performance, according to the World Gold Council (WGC).

Gold Near Steady; Silver Pushes To 6-Week High

Gold prices were near steady in early-afternoon U.S. trading Thursday.

This How Martin Murenbeeld Is Currently Playing Gold

(Kitco News) – In an environment with growing, financial uncertainty, investors should be holding a higher allocation of gold in their portfolio but shouldn’t be overweight the metal, according to one famed gold analyst.

Metals Focus: Silver Prices To Get Lift Late In 2018, Faces Headwinds For Now

Silver prices may remain impeded by a “challenging environment” in the foreseeable future before rising later in the year, eventually poking above $20 an ounce, said Metals Focus Thursday.

Commerzbank: Silver Prices Gain Ground On Gold

Gold Prices Ignore 222K Weekly Jobless Claims

(Kitco News) – Initial weekly U.S. jobless claims topped consensus forecasts by rising 1,000 to a seasonally adjusted 222,000 in the week to Saturday, the Labor Department reported Thursday.