CIBC: Yellen Speech ‘Certainly Had A Hawkish Tone’
A resurgent U.S. dollar has pushed gold back down to around $1,300 an ounce one day after the metal had poked back above, says Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM.
Read moreGold Prices Pull Back As U.S. Dollar Surges
Gold prices are moderately lower in early U.S. trading Tuesday. A rebounding U.S. dollar index early this week that hit a four-week high overnight is working against the precious metals markets today.
Read more‘In God We Trust’ is Dead, Bitcoin is the Future – Trends Forecaster
Banks will continue to talk down bitcoin because it makes the system obsolete, says longtime trends forecaster Gerald Celente.
Read moreGold Prices Rally On Safe-Haven Demand After New North Korea Threats
Gold prices were ending the U.S. day session solidly higher and moved back well above the key $1,300.00 level Monday.
Read moreGold Prices Seem Likely To Hold Above $1,300 This Time – Bloomberg Intelligence
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Read moreComex Gold Bounces From 50-Day Avg.; Price Nears 20-Day
Gold futures have held chart support around one of the widely followed longer-term moving averages and are not threatening one of the short-term ones.
Read moreThe Financial Collapse is Coming, So You Better Know What You’re Doing – Jim Rogers
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Here’s Why This Bank Is Sticking With Its Bearish Gold Call
Despite gold’s sudden move above $1,300 an ounce Monday, one bank is sticking with its lower year-end forecast and even expects prices to fall lower next year.
Mitsubishi: Gold Price ‘Will Most Likely Once Again Break Above $1,300’
Mitsubishi looks for gold to regain the $1,300-an-ounce level due to political and geopolitical worries, assuming the U.S. dollar does not flex its muscles too much.
Read moreGold Pops Back Above $1,300, At Daily High, On New North Korea Threats
Gold prices have moved to moderately higher levels on the day and are at session highs on safe-haven demand after news reports
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