Is Economic Growth In Its Final Innings?
The start of baseball season is still several days away, but a recent survey conducted by Bank of America Merrill Lynch found that 59 percent of U.S. fund managers believe the current stretch of economic growth is in its “final innings.” This is the highest reading since the financial crisis in 2008.
Gold Extends Early Losses in Midday Trading
Gold prices have moved to moderately lower levels and have extended mild early-morning losses as midday approaches Wednesday.
Read moreThere Is Still Enough Fear To Keep Gold Prices Elevated – Analyst
Gold prices have seen a modest correction, as markets price in renewed expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates later in the year; however, one market analyst sees good support at $1,200 an ounce as the economic outlook remains u…
Read moreKinross Gold To Proceed With Phase One of Expansion At Tasiast Mine
Kinross Gold Corp. (TSX: K NYSE: KGC) said Wednesday that it will proceed with the phase-one expansion of the Tasiast mine in Mauritania.
Read moreKitco News is Looking For a Few Good Writers
Kitco Media is looking to add to its staffing roster for the summer – do you enjoy business news, politics and precious metals?
Read moreWhy Were Markets Surprised
Fed Chair Janet Yellen stood her ground yesterday, which in my opinion, was the correct decision, when she diminished the hawkish tones of her fellow Fed members.
Read moreVote Now In The Kitco Weekly Gold Survey
Kitco aficionados, it is now time to have your say in where you think gold prices are heading in the short-term.
Read moreOceanaGold Receives Exploration Permit Renewal, Reserves Up
Sierra Metals Inc. (TSX, BVL: SMT) reports a loss for 2015 on an impairment charge and reduced revenues due to lower prices and output.
Read moreGold Pauses After Big Gains Posted Tuesday
Gold prices are trading not far from unchanged levels in early U.S. dealings Wednesday.
Read moreADP: U.S. Private Sector Created 200,000 Jobs in March
(Kitco News) – For the second consecutive the U.S. labor market managed to hold the line in the sand, creating 200,000 private sector jobs, according to the latest data released by released by payrolls processor ADP.
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