Global Central Bank Standoff Has Bullish Gold Implications
April ushered in a global central bank standoff. None of the G3 nations pulled the trigger on a monetary policy shift, which net-net is weighing on the U.S. dollar for now.
Read moreChicago Manufacturing Sector Shows Neutral Growth In April
(Kitco News) – The headline index for the Chicago Business Barometer, widely known as the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index, lost momentum last month, falling to to a reading of 50.4 in April, according to a report released Friday, down from March’s r…
Read moreGold Nears 15-Mth High on Safe-Haven Demand, Technical Buying
Gold prices are sharply higher and are very close to setting a 15-month high in mid-morning trading Friday.
Read moreHillary Clinton Less Likely to Rock the Fed’s Boat: Mark Skousen
This week, we get thoughts from longtime economist and founder of one of the biggest libertarian conferences Freedom Fest, Mark Skousen.
Read moreGold Market: Europe vs. North America?
There is a big dichotomy between North American and European gold markets; however, according to one analyst, there is one key theme that keeps them united: global uncertainty.
Read morePressured Dollar Lifts Gold Through Resistance
On the back of a weaker dollar gold finally achieved and surpassed the sticky $1,265 resistance level.
Read moreGold Hits 7-Week High On More Safe-Haven Demand
Gold prices are up and hit a seven-week high Friday on more safe-haven buying interest amid jittery world stock markets. Silver prices pushed to a 15-month high overnight.
Read moreNewmarket Gold ‘Essentially Debt-Free,’ Posts First-Quarter Profit
Newmarket Gold Inc. (TSX: NMI; OTCQX: NMKTF) says it is “essentially debt-free” after a profitable first quarter and paying down debt.
Gold At 7-Week High On Safe-Haven Demand
Gold prices are higher and hit a seven-week high overnight, On fresh safe-haven demand due to shaky Asian markets.
Read moreBritish Airways Owner Warns of Impact from Brussels Attacks
Airline stocks have been crashing this week, and International Consolidated Airlines (ICAGY) is among the victims. The parent of British Airways fell more than 3% in morning trading in London, making it the biggest loser on the FTSE 100. The stock has …
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