Miner Blow-Off Or Break Down?
The Non-Farm Payroll Report (NFP) for April will be released this Friday, May 6, an hour before the market opens at 8:30 EDT.
Read moreGold Has To Wait For June Fed Meeting Before Breaking $1,300: Analyst
Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report might not might not have much impact on gold prices in the near-term as markets awaiting June’s Federal Open Market Committee Meeting, according to one market analyst.
Gold Loses Early-Session Gains Amid Rebounding USD
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session near steady levels Thursday
Read moreThere Is Still Plenty Of Value in Mining Stocks – Rob McEwen
There is still plenty of potential in the mining sector even after the market’s significant rally since the start of the year, but at these levels investors might want to be a little bit more discriminatory in picking their investments, says one mining executive.
Are Wall Street Elites Falling For Trump Too? Gundlach Is!
Trump-mania continues now that he has pushed both opponents Sen. Ted Cruz & Gov. John Kasich out of the race. And, according to bond guru, Jeff Gundlach, he may even beat Democrats too.
Gold Loses Altitude as Midday Approaches
Gold prices have backed well down from their early-session highs as midday approaches Thursday.
Read moreHecla Posts 1Q Adjusted Profit On Record Output; Hikes Production Guidance
Hecla Mining Co. (NYSE: HL) posted an adjusted net profit in the first quarter as the company churned out record silver production, according to an earnings report released early Thursday.
Read moreCredit Agricole Analysts See $1,320 Gold In December
Credit Agricole looks for continued strength in gold prices on demand for the metal as protection on two fronts — risk aversion and inflation.
Read moreI’m Bullish. No I’m Bearish. No I Think I’m Bullish Again
Yesterday everyone was giving up on gold. Today, we are again flirting with resistance. The Fed may raise rates in June say the pundits.
Read moreWeekly Jobless Claims Rise By 17K To 274,000
(Kitco News) – First-time weekly jobless claims in the U.S. rose by 17,000 to a seasonally adjusted 274,000 during the week to Saturday, the Labor Department said Thursday.