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Read moreGold Ends Near Steady; Optimism, Strong Greenback Squelching Bulls
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session slightly higher Wednesday, seeing mild support coming from a report on U.S. producer prices that was well below market expectations.
Read moreU.S. Dollar Has Room To Move Higher; Weigh On Gold – Analysts
(Kitco News) – After hitting its highest level in a year, the U.S. Dollar Index still has some momentum left in the near-term, which could be negative for the gold market, according to some analysts.
Read moreNewmont Declares Commercial Production at Long Canyon
Newmont Mining Corp. (NYSE: NEM) has reached commercial production at Long Canyon, a higher-grade oxide mine located less than 100 miles from its existing Nevada operations.
Read moreGold Market Shrugs Off Weaker Producer Prices
(Kitco News) – The gold market appears to be ignoring weaker than expected pipeline inflation pressures, as the yellow metal remains positive on the day.
Read moreBBH: Three Factors Underpinning U.S. Dollar
Three main factors are keeping the U.S. dollar strong, says Brown Brothers Harriman.
Read moreGold Slightly Up After Downside Miss on U.S. PPI Report
Gold prices are trading near unchanged levels in early U.S. dealings Wednesday.
Read moreGold and Equities Reconsidering; Bonds Sell-Off Slows
We are still in the midst of watching the dust from last week’s presidential election settle.
Gold Sees Modest Gains On Short Covering, Bargain Hunting
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session modestly higher on mild short covering in the futures market and some bargain hunting in the cash market, after prices fell to a 5.5-month low Monday.
Read moreGold Could See Headwinds For Next Two Years On Trump’s Infrastructure Plan
(Kitco News) – Gold prices have been hit fairly hard following Donald Trump’s surprise election victory as markets focus on expectations of increased fiscal-stimulus measures, and one analyst said that if this turns out to be accurate, then gold could remain weak for the next two years.