Gold At $1,300 ‘Very Much’ On The Table – Experts Speak Out At IPMI
Although gold prices have cooled off after hitting recent highs, trading flat on Fed week, some experts remain “modestly bullish” on the metal.
Gold Is An Inflation Hedge, Not Geopolitical Risk Hedge
(Kitco News) – Forget the safe-haven demand says one analyst, gold remains an important inflation hedge.
Read moreGold Weaker On More Profit Taking; Big U.S. Data Week Ahead
Gold prices ended a quieter U.S. day session slightly lower Monday.
Read moreCommodities Find No Love Among Economists At IEFA Conference
(Kitco News) – Raw commodities like gold and oil should play a negligible role in a diversified portfolio despite overvalued equity and bond prices, according to a panel of economists.
Read moreWhat Do Friedland, Lundin, McEwen & Garofalo Think of Gold? – EXCLUSIVE EVENT
Kitco News & Kitco Insider collaborated with Northern Miner to offer you exclusive access the Canadian Mining Symposium.
Money Managers Add To Bullish Gold Position
Large speculators were heavy buyers of gold and silver in the week covered by the most recent positioning report from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, data suggest.
Read moreGold Slightly Down Ahead Of Big U.S. Data Week
Gold prices are slightly weaker in early U.S. trading Monday. A lack of new, bullish fundamental developments on the geopolitical front have somewhat limited buying interest in the safe-haven metal
Read moreStandard Chartered: Palladium ‘Set To Be Undersupplied Longer Term’
Standard Chartered cites potential for a short-term correction in palladium, which hit its highest price since 2001 on Friday, but also anticipates the market will remain “undersupplied” for a long time.
Grand Prix, Dog Ban & McCain Confusion – Top Social Media Stories of the Week
Outside of what has happened in gold and other precious metals this week, there were a lot of global events that may have slipped through your radars.
Read moreEuropean Gold Demand Remains Hot; North American Market Cooling
European investment demand was the main driver for gold last month as flows into regional exchange-traded funds (ETF) doubled their North American counter parts, according to the latest report from the World Gold Council (WGC).
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