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Weak Jobs Data Isn’t Driving Gold Higher, This Is – Analyst

Gold prices rallied Friday and while analysts are quick to correlate the move with the weak U.S. jobs report, one analyst says they are wrong.

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Investors Watching $1,300 For Gold Next Week

(Kitco News) – Gold’s renewed momentum, following a disappointing May jobs report, is expected to continue into next week with some analysts saying that $1,300 could be a viable target.

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Gold Hits 5-wk High, Technicals Suggest More Upside

Gold prices are trading higher, have hit a five-week high and are heading for a technically bullish weekly high close on a Friday, in midday U.S. trading action.

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If You Want To Get Rich, Own Gold – Rich Dad, Poor Dad’s Kiyosaki

Gold is a wealth attractor, this according to Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, who uses the metal to boost his net worth.

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No Bears In Market: Wall Street Sees Higher Gold Prices Next Week

(Kitco News) – Traders and analysts look for gold to maintain its post-payrolls momentum into next week, based on the weekly Kitco News gold survey.

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Palladium Sees Highest Price In Nearly 2 Years

(Kitco News) -A positive rally in gold, following a weaker than expected employment report, is helping to push the entire precious metals complex higher.

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Deutsche Bank Trader Pleads Guilty To Spoofing Gold, Silver Markets

(Kitco News) – Confirming the allegations of manipulation in the precious metals market, David Liew a trader at Deutsche Bank pleaded guilty in court to spoofing markets, according to breaking news from Bloomberg.

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The Vancouver Metals Conference Circuit Has Gone Boutique

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Gold Supported By Downbeat U.S. Jobs Data

Gold prices are slightly higher in early U.S. trading, following a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report

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Gold Turns Positive Following U.S. Job Growth Of 138K

(Kitco News) – The gold market is getting a much-needed boost at the end of the week following data showing weaker-than-expected growth in the U.S. Labor Market.

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