NTR Metals Manager Claims Innocence In South American Gold Smuggling Plot
Juan Pablo Granda, an operations manager at an American metals-refining company, has denied all the charges laid against him in relation to South American multibillion-dollar gold smuggling ring, promising to fight the arrest, Bloomberg reported.
Read more‘Lucky 7’ Sentiment To Drive Gold Miners This Year – Mickey Fulp
(Kitco News) – Investor optimism continues to grow among gold producers and according to one analyst, the sector should continue to benefit as 2017 may prove to be “lucky.”
Gold Ends Firmer As Bulls Maintain Upside Technical Momentum
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session with modest gains and hit a two-week high in quieter dealings Monday.
Read moreHistoric Low In Gold VIX Points To Higher Prices – Analysts
With gold’s new found new momentum following the Federal Reserve’s “dovish rate hike,” some analyst see limited downside risk as volatility in the marketplace remains near historic lows.
Gold Gains, Bitcoin Investors Are Reminded About What’s “Real”
Gold prices climbed higher overnight. The macro environment remains bullish for the yellow metal, amid rising inflation in the U.S., a spate of geo-political uncertainties, and a Federal Reserve intent on raising interest rates at an extremely low pac…
Read moreMoney Managers Trim Bullish Gold Position, Likely Rebuilding Again
Large speculators exited from bullish gold positions in the run-up to last week’s Federal Reserve meeting, weekly positioning data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission show, but analysts say these traders are likely
already returning to gold …
Gold, Silver Near Steady On Some Chart Consolidation
Gold and silver prices are near unchanged levels in early U.S. trading Monday.
Read moreCommerzbank: Gold Remains Underpinned By ‘Dovish’ Fed
Comex April gold has climbed as high as $1,235.50 an ounce, its strongest level in two weeks, as traders continue to factor in a not-so-hawkish U.S. Federal Open Market Committee, says Commerzbank.
Read moreMassive $5.6 Billion Treasure Hunt Is On For Sunken British Gold
It is believed that the British government used ships to transport gold and other precious metals worth �£300 billion ($372 billion) during First and Second World Wars to pay for military equipment.
Gold-Mining Giants Benefit From Rebound in Bullion Prices
Gold mining majors swung back into positive territory last week, as shares recovered on a dovish Federal Reserve announcement.
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