Hedge Fund Manager Sees $1,400 Gold By 2017
(Kitco News) – Gold prices are expected to push past $1,400 an ounce in 2017, according to one billion-dollar hedge fund.
Read moreGold Slips Back Below Unchanged Amid Bearish Outside Markets
The gold market could not hold earlier U.S. gains and has fallen to modestly lower levels as midday approaches in the U.S. The key outside markets have turned a bit more bearish for the precious metals markets as trading progresses Monday.
Read moreAre You Smarter Than The Gold Market?
“Markets are never wrong – opinions often are” said Jesse Livermore, a legendary American stock trader of the 1920.
REFILE: CME Launches Gold-Silver Ratio and Spread Contracts
Unprecedented investor demand for gold has driven ratios and spreads in the precious metals market to multi-year highs and the CME Group is hoping to capitalize on this new interest with three new futures product.
Read moreBullish Gold, Silver Bets Decline For Third Straight Week – CFTC
(Kitco News) – Despite recent stability in gold futures, hedge funds and money managers continue to liquidate their gold and silver long positions, according to the latest weekly data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Read moreU.S. Dollar Takes Some Shine Away From Gold – OptionsXpress
While gold futures have been a strong performer in 2016, prices lately have run up against some headwinds from the stronger U.S. dollar, says optionsXpress.
Read moreGold Pops Above Unchanged After Comex Futures Market Opens
Gold prices have rebounded from weaker levels seen overnight to trade modestly higher in morning dealings Monday.
Read moreCEO: Randgold Upbeat About Future Côte d’Ivoire Prospects
Randgold Resources (LSE : RRS; NASDAQ : GOLD), which owns and operates the Tongon gold mine in Côte d’Ivoire
Gold Drifts Lower Amid Lack Of Bullish Inputs
Gold prices are modestly lower in early U.S. trading Monday.
Read moreGold Puts Together Small Gain in Face of Strong Dollar
In spite of the continued surge of the U.S. dollar, gold is eking out a gain today thanks to regular trading activity. The dollar dragged gold down by 0.35% and regular trading pushed it up about 0.55%.
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