Gold Loses Some Altitude on Profit Taking and Better Risk Appetite
Gold prices have lost some of their early daily gains in late-morning trading Tuesday. Some profit-taking pressure has set in, following some slightly upbeat U.S. economic data released.
Read moreU.S. ISM Manufacturing Index Rises To 49.5% In February
Kitco News reports on the ISM Purchasing Manager’s Index for February.
MAG Silver Closes $65 Million Bought Deal Financing
Pretium Resources (TSX, NYSE: PVG) announces the closing of its previously announced market offering of 28,384,000 common shares at a price of $4.58 per share for gross proceeds of $129,998,720.
Read moreINTL FCStone: ECB, Fed Meetings Could Be Key For Gold During March
European Central Bank and Federal Open Market Committee meetings in March could have a big impact on gold, says INTL FCStone.
Read moreGold Up Again as Bullish Momentum Building
Gold prices are higher in early U.S. trading Tuesday, on follow-through strength from Monday’s gains, and on more safe-haven and chart-based buying.
Gold Gains Despite Better Risk Appetite In Marketplace
Gold prices are holding moderate gains in early U.S.
Read moreThe 6PM Recap With Gary Wagner: Gold On Rampage As Equities Falter
As hopes for a more stable and subdued trading day in equities faded, gold leaped ahead to start the week. In late afternoon, gold is up over $16.
Read more2016 Is All About Seeing A Return On Investment – New Goldcorp CEO
(Kitco News) – For the new head of Goldcorp (NYSE: GG, TSX: G) 2016 is all about seeing a return on the company’s investment as it ramps up production at two of its newest mines: Éléonore in Northern Quebec and Cerro Negro in Argentina.
Gold Ends Higher On Safe-Haven Demand, Technical Buying, Downbeat U.S. Data
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session moderately higher Monday, on some mild safe-haven demand and chart-based buying.
Read moreMarkets Don’t Believe Warren Buffett’s View Of The Economy As Gold Rallies
First it was Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and now it is the Oracle of Omaha himself who can’t seem to perk up equity markets, as investors continue to jump into safe-haven assets.