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Get Ready: $1,400 An Ounce Gold Is Coming … Just In 2020 — Capital Economics

Frustrated gold bulls will see their wishes of $1,400 an ounce gold come true, they just need to stay patient, according to a recent note published by Capital Economics.

BAML Sees Gold Prices Averaging 2018 $1,357; Look For $1,400 In Q4

(Kitco News) – Although the U.S. dollar has room to move higher in the next quarter, there are a number of difficult headwinds that could drive gold prices higher later in the year, according to the latest research from Bank of America Merrill Lynch (…

The Fed Needs To Slow Down; Look For Gold To Benefit – Sprott Asset Management

The U.S. Federal Reserve is likely to scale back its planned rate hikes by yearend, providing a powerful tailwind for gold, according to a recent report from Sprott Asset Management.

Gold, Oil Rise As Israel’s Netanyahu Said Iran Ran Secret Weapons Program

Commodity prices, particularly gold and oil have jumped higher Monday after Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Iran ran a secret program to produce nuclear weapons.

Strong Dollar Stymies Gold, Silver Bulls

Gold and silver prices were moderately down in early afternoon trading Monday.

Hedge Funds Liquidate Bullish Gold Bets, As Dollar, Bond Yields Rise

(Kitco News) – Hedge funds are liquidating their gold investments as the market struggles in an environment of rising bond yields, a stronger U.S. dollar and easing geopolitical tensions, according to analysts, quoting the latest data from the Commodit…

Gold Is Close To “Point Of Maximum Pain” – Bloomberg Intelligence

Gold Is Close To “Point Of Maximum Pain” – Bloomberg Intelligence

Mitsubishi: Rising Inflation Could Impact Gold Investors Two Different Ways

Rising U.S. inflation could prompt contrasting reactions among gold-market participants, Mitsubishi pointed out in a report Monday.

Gold Slips Below Key 200-Day MA, Pops Right Back Above It

Gold Prices Bounce After Disappointing Pending Home Sales Data

(Kitco News) – Gold prices have bounced of a five-week low following data showing further weakness in the housing sector as fewer consumers than expected committed to buying a home in March, according to the latest data from the National Association o…