Gold To See $1,400 Level As ECB Embraces Tightening – BAML
A sustainable breach above $1,300 is within reach for gold, and prices can even surge to $1,400 in early next year, says one major bank.
Read moreGold Firmer In Subdued Summertime Session
Gold prices were ending a lazy, hazy late-summer New York day session with modest gains. Many U.S. and European traders and investors are on family vacations
Read moreGold Inches Up As U.S. New-Home Sales Fall 9.4% To 571,000 Rate In July
Kitco News reports on U.S. sales of new homes for July
Read moreGold Ignores Mixed Flash PMI Data
Gold prices were largely unchanged after the release of preliminary manufacturing and service-sector sentiment data.
Read moreGold & Geopolitics: ‘History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, But It Often Rhymes’
Increased geopolitical tensions have been feeding gold’s recent rally, but one London-based analyst warns traders not to fall into the trap of history if they want to seize all opportunities.
INTL FCStone: Gold May Be Quiet Until Friday Central-Banker Speeches
Gold may remain subdued until speeches at the end of the trading week from key central bankers, says INTL FCStone.
Read moreGold Supported by Weaker Stock Markets, Lower Greenback
Gold prices are moderately higher and hovering just below the key $1,300.00 level in early U.S. trading Wednesday.
Read morePRECIOUS-Gold inches up as focus shifts to Jackson Hole conference
JOHANNESBURG, Aug 23 (Reuters) – Gold prices edged up on
Wednesday, supported by jitters over political uncertainty in
the United States ahead of a major central banking conference
this week.
U.S.-North Korea Tensions Could Boost Gold Above $1,350 – Capital Economics
Unresolved tensions between the U.S. and North Korea are still very much on the table and can boost gold prices even further, according to a recent Capital Economics report.
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