Premier: 1Q Gold Output On Track For 2017 Guidance
Premier Gold Mines Ltd. (TSX: PG) reports first-quarter output of 50,979 ounces of gold that its chief executive officer says leaves the company on track to meet 2017 guidance.
Read moreGold Continues To Consolidate Following 3.6% Rise In Building Permits
(Kitco News) – Gold prices continue to consolidate just down from their five-month highs following mixed data from the U.S. housing market.
Read moreCiti Upgrades 2017 Gold Outlook But Sees Longer-Term Pullback
Citi has upped its 2017 gold outlook but looks for a pullback in prices over the next year.
Read moreGold, Silver Weaker On Mild Profit-Taking, Chart Consolidation
Gold and silver prices are moderately lower in early U.S. trading Tuesday.
Read moreTimmins Gold Proposes Changing Name To Alio Gold
Timmins Gold Corp. (TSX: TMM, NYSE MKT: TGD) has proposed changing its name to Alio Gold Inc. at the May 22 annual general meeting of shareholders.
Read moreWhat U.S. Tax Reform Delay Could Mean For Gold
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that President Donald Trump’s tax reform could be delayed and not make it through Congress before August due to setbacks with the healthcare bill, the Financial Times recently reported.
Read moreEven With Gold’s Rally, It Still Has Some Catching Up To Do – Axel Merk
(Kitco News) – While a lot of investors are bullish on gold because of growing geopolitical risks, one fund manager says markets shouldn’t ignore other broad-based factors supporting the yellow metal.
Gold Up Amid Geopolitics, Weaker Greenback
Gold prices were ending the U.S. day session modestly higher and scored another five-month high Monday.
Read moreGrowing Hedge Fund Interest Pushes Gold To 5-Month Highs
(Kitco News) – After trickling into the gold market through most of the first quarter, hedge funds appear to be increasing their interest in the yellow metal as speculative bullish positions grew for the fourth consecutive week, according to the lates…
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