Gold Weaker As U.S. Economy Grew By 3.5% In Q3
(Kitco News) – Continued economic growth in the U.S. is helping to drag down gold as prices remain near 10-month lows.
Read moreGold, Silver Slightly Down In Light, Pre-Holiday Action
Gold and silver prices are slightly lower in quiet early U.S. trading Thursday.
Read moreLundin Signs Final Agreement Paving Way For Fruta Del Norte
Lundin Gold Inc. (TSX: LUG) says it has signed an “investment protection agreement” (IPA) for the flagship Fruta del Norte gold project in Ecuador
Read moreOil prices struggle to move higher, haunted by higher U.S. supply
Crude futures edged higher Thursday, buoyed by a weaker U.S. dollar, but gains were capped by the surprise buildup in U.S. crude stockpiles last week.
Read moreEuropean Stocks Drift Lower in Holiday-Thinned Trading
European stocks were mixed in early Thursday trading in what is likely to be the final “full” session of the year amid a modest pullback in global equities and a softer U.S. dollar.
Read moreThe Sound of Silence is Deafening
Gold prices ended today’s trading session fractionally lower in an extremely quiet and slow manner. Bearish sentiment continues to dominate price action.
Read moreVote Now In The Kitco Weekly Gold Survey
(Kitco News) – Where do you think gold prices are going next week? Vote now in the Kitco News Wall Street vs Main Street weekly gold survey.
Read moreGOLD & SILVER OUTLOOK – Just In Time For the Holidays
On Friday, we launched our Outlook 2017: Year of the Raging Bull? It will be chock-full of outlooks and videos, so be sure to stay tuned. But, there is one outlook that you will not want to miss out on!
Read moreGold Near Steady In Quiet Trading As Holidays Approach
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session near steady in very slow trading Wednesday.
Read moreSilver’s Industrial Usage Could Drive Prices In 2017
(Kitco News) – The silver market could continue to see strong gains in 2017 as industrial demand for the precious metal picks up momentum as the U.S. and global economies improve, according to some analysts.
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