U.K. Gold Imports Dominate Swiss Trade Data For Third Consecutive Month
The latest trade data from Switzerland demonstrates just how much the Brexit uncertainty has weighted on British consumers.
Read moreGold Prices Fall, Reacting To 1.8% Rise U.S. Existing Home Sales For May
Kitco News reports on U.S. existing home sales data for May
Read moreRoyal Gold Announces Voluntary Delisting From Toronto Stock Exchange
oyal Gold, Inc. (Nasdaq: RGLD; TSX: RGL) reports that it has applied to voluntarily delist its common stock from the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Read moreBrexit Won’t Define Gold’s Long-Term Trend — Fund Manager
U.K.’s Brexit referendum is dominating newswires with its impact on financial markets, but one gold fund manager is recommending investors look past the near-term volatility and focus on the precious metal, longer-term.
Gold Weaker, At 2-Week Low, As Brexit Vote Looms
Gold prices are slightly lower in early U.S. trading Wednesday, and notched a two-week low overnight.
Read moreBMO: Gold A Buy On Pullback After ‘Brexit’ Vote
Analysts with BMO Capital Markets say they anticipate some kind of pullback after the U.K. vote on European Union Thursday, but would consider this a buying opportunity.
Read moreMay Be Noisy Day Ahead Of UK Vote
Gold held the $1,265 support level yesterday as news bytes throughout the day waffled back and forth on the UK vote. It is expected that if the UK votes to remain within the EU, capital will re-deploy into risk assets, especially on the continent.
Read moreGold Weaker As Brexit Vote Looms
World stock markets were mixed in subdued trading overnight and U.S. stock indexes are pointed to slightly higher openings when the New York day session begins. Thursday’s Brexit vote is looming and could be the most important world markets event of th…
Read moreEuropean Stock Markets Edge Higher Ahead of ‘Brexit’ Vote
European stocks edged higher on Wednesday as investors took a “glass half full” view of inconclusive polls about tomorrow’s U.K. referendum on EU membership.
Read moreGold Staggered By Stronger Dollar and Risk On Sentiment In Equities
“Caution,” “uncertainty,” and “risks,” were the bywords. We consider her identical statements last week and this as a response to those few who believe the Fed has muddied the water. Well, it’s crystal clear as of right now.