Gold Slips Below Unchanged As U.S. Stock Market Pushes Higher
Gold prices have lost modest early gains and are trading mildly lower at midday Tuesday.
Read moreCentral Banks To Remain Gold Buyers Despite Slowdown In Q3 – WGC
Official central bank gold purchases were the weakest sector within the market in the third quarter, according to the latest trends report from the World Gold Council.
Read moreHow Will Gold Waver On Election Day? – Kitco News’ 2016 Election Guide
(Kitco News) – The world is holding its breath as U.S. voters cast their ballots for a new President and while markets are pricing in a Clinton victory, political pundits are expecting the results to come down to the wire.
Read moreBBH: Eastern Swing States In U.S. Election To Set Market Tone Overnight
Look for much of the U.S. election-related movement in foreign-exchange activity to occur during Asian hours overnight
Read moreFortuna Silver Mines Reports Higher 3Q Profit
Fortuna Silver Mines Inc. (NYSE: FSM; TSX: FVI) says its third-quarter profit rose as output jumped and the company benefited from higher prices of metals.
Read moreIamgold Corp. Reports Profit, Lowers Cash-Cost Guidance
Iamgold Corp. (TSX: IMG; NYSE: IAG) was profitable in the third quarter and lowered its 2016 guidance for cash costs per ounce.
Read moreTrump To Boost Gold; Clinton Won’t Challenge The Fed – Murenbeeld
It is the final election countdown with American voters just a few hours away from finding out who will be their next President – Hilary Clinton or Donald Trump.
Hecla Posts Third-Quarter Profit As Metals Sales, Prices Rise
Hecla Mining Co. (NYSE: HL) reversed to a profit in the third quarter as both production and prices of metals soared from a year ago.
Read moreGold Sees Mild Corrective Bounce; All Eyes On U.S. Election
Gold prices are slightly higher on an upside correction following Monday’s strong down day.
German Industrial, Trade Data Take Sheen off Growth-Engine Rep
Germany’s ability to shoulder the eurozone growth burden was called into question on Tuesday with a second set of disappointing industrial data and lackluster trade figures.
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