Growing 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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Gold At Daily High As U.S. Dollar Index Hits Daily Low
Gold prices are holding modest gains and are near the session’s highs in late-morning trading Monday.
Read moreGold Ignores Strong Drop In New York Manufacturing Data
(Kitco News) – Gold prices are relatively unchanged, down from their overnight session highs despite a drop in sentiment in the New York manufacturing sector.
Read moreGet Ready To Buy Gold On A Dip
Gold prices firmed in London overnight, but are trimming strength heading into the New York session.
Read moreGold Firmer On Geopolitics, Weaker U.S. Dollar
Gold prices are slightly higher and scored another five-month high in early U.S. trading Monday.
Read moreMKS‘s Nabavi: Gold Hits Multi-Month High On North Korean News
Gold got a safe-haven bid overnight before falling back on profit-taking, says Afshin Nabavi
Read moreGold Surges As Geopolitical Tensions Escalate Over The Weekend
Gold prices jumped during the opening hours of the Asian session on Monday, following a rise in geopolitical tensions over the weekend.
Read moreTrump Flip-Flops on 5 Key Campaign Promises in a Day — War Spending Now Priority
If campaign promises were made to be broken, Donald Trump is doing a bang-up job — he somehow managed to roll back five major platform staples in a period of mere hours — leaving little room to describe the reality TV host-turned world leader as anything but a typical, warmongering, waffling American president.
Drop In Gasoline Causes U.S. CPI To Fall 0.3% In March
(Kitco News) – U.S. consumers saw some relief in their wallets last month mostly because of falling gasoline prices month according to the latest data from the U.S. Labor Department.
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