Gold Moderately Lower In Late-Morning Trading
Gold prices have modestly extended mild early losses in late-morning dealings Tuesday.
Read moreHSBC: ‘Central Banks Will Continue To Diversify Modestly Into Gold’
HSBC looks for central-bank purchases of gold to accelerate this year. The bank cites data from the World Gold Council showing first-quarter official-sector buying absorbed 45 tonnes.
Read moreGold Steady-Weak As Market Pauses
Gold prices are unchanged to slightly lower in early U.S. trading Tuesday.
Read moreThe Bond Market is a Fed Tightening Red Light
The year 2016 so far – gold has rallied, stock market volatility has increased and the US dollar has declined along with bond yields as US economic growth appears to be slowing.
Read moreFortuna Silver Mines Reports Slightly Smaller First-Quarter Profit
Fortuna Silver Mines Ltd. (TSX: FVI) lists first-quarter net income of $2.6 million, or 2 cents per share, down from $3.9 million, or 3 cents, in the same period of 2015.
Read moreGold Near Steady As Market Pauses
World equities markets were mostly firmer in uneventful overnight trading.
Read moreTrump May Be Right on the Dollar; Could Help Gold – Dundee Economics
It has really been a U.S. dollar story when trying to explain gold’s recent fluctuations. However, despite the pullback Monday, one economist remains bullish on the metal and thinks the Donald might just help.
Read moreGold Sharply Down On Profit Taking, Bearish Outside Markets
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session sharply lower Monday, pressured by profit taking from recent gains, by weak long liquidation in the futures market, and by better risk appetite in the general marketplace to start the trading week. June Comex gold…
Read moreTechnical Trading: Red Warning Flags Are Waving On Daily Gold Chart
June Comex gold futures sank in early trading Monday.
Read moreHedge Funds’ Gold Positioning Near All-Time Highs
Hedge funds were significant gold buyers last week as prices pushed above $1,300 an ounce, hitting the highest level in 15 months, according to the latest data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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