Main St., Wall St. On The Same Page, See Higher Gold Prices
The gold market is seeing a resurgence of positive sentiment as a strong majority of retail investors and market professionals expect to see higher prices in the near term, according to the Kitco News Wall Street vs. Main Street Gold Survey.
Read moreGold’s Rally Far From Being Over – Capital Economics
Despite gold’s rally losing some steam, one U.K.-based research firm remains optimistic on the yellow metal’s price this year.
Correlation Between Dollar & Gold Restored: Gartman
Commodity prices have fallen back since the Thursday rally, while the U.S. dollar is unanimously stronger Friday says newsletter writer Dennis Gartman.
Read moreChina Accumulates Gold: Buy The Dip, Bear Cycle Is Ending
The Chinese central bank continues to see wisdom in diversifying into gold as it purchased another 9 tons in March.
Read moreGold Slightly Lower As World Stock Markets Rebound
old prices are just a bit weaker in early U.S. trading Friday, as some risk appetite has returned to end the trading week.
Read moreEndeavour Silver Reports Decline In 1Q Production, In Line With Guidance
Endeavour Silver Corp. (TSX: EDR; NYSE: EXK) reports first-quarter silver production at its three Mexican mines was lower quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year, in line with the company’s 2016 guidance.
Trump vs. Clinton: Who’s Best For Gold? – Vince Lanci Speaks Out
For week two of the series, Kitco News spoke with 25-year veteran commodities trader Vince Lanci, who says Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump could both benefit gold, although for different reasons.
Read moreGold Near Steady Amid Better Risk Appetite
Gold prices are hovering near steady in early U.S.
Read moreGold Gains On Fresh Safe-Haven Demand, Weakening Greenback
The solid rally in the gold market Thursday was a feature in the world marketplace. Safe-haven demand again surfaced for the yellow metal as a referendum in the Netherlands on European Union-Ukraine trade relations failed, prompting more concerns about…
Read moreUBS: Chinese, Other Central-Bank Buying Continues Although Pace Slowing
Central-bank buying of gold is likely to continue although at a slower pace, with China setting the pace so far this year, said UBS Thursday.
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