History May Be Signaling A Bull Market In Gold Is Coming – Webinar
Gold prices have had a good run so far this year and one gold market analyst noted that historical data may be signaling a bull market is coming.
Read moreThe 6PM Recap With Gary Wagner: Buy Oil On The Rumor And Rush To Sell On The Fact
After rising dramatically early in the day, crude oil prices are about 4.40% higher in late afternoon trading. Allegedly the Russian energy minister said that Saudi Arabia had proposed that oil-producing countries trim output, which would be the first …
Read moreLBMA Silver Price: Trouble in Paradise?
After being named “Exchange of the Year” by Risk Magazine Awards, the CME was rattled as the company saw its benchmark silver price disconnected from the actual price of the metal.
How Gold & Lumber Can Tell You What’s Next for Equities: Market Technician
Equities have had their worst start in history in 2016 as gold prices have rallied, and one market technician says he saw it coming.
Read moreGold Ends Near Steady On Profit Taking, Chart Consolidation From Recent Gains
Gold prices ended the U.S. day session near unchanged Thursday, on mild profit taking and some technical chart consolidation after scoring a nearly three-month high Wednesday.
Read moreStocks Are Mixed as Energy Offsets Health Care
Stocks were mixed by midday Thursday as a rally in energy stocks offset a selloff in the health care sector.
Read moreGold: Shiny Today, Dull Tomorrow – Forecaster
Time to reel in the fish, gold bulls. One known forecaster says gold’s run-up is about to turn sour.
Barclays Forecasts 2016 PBOC Gold Purchases Of 215 Tonnes, Similar Monthly Rate As 2015
Barclays looks for gold purchases by China’s central bank to continue at a similar monthly pace as seen last year, estimating buying for 2016 to come in around 215 tonnes.
U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Fall 16,000 To 278,000
First-time weekly jobless claims in the U.S. fell by 16,000 to a seasonally adjusted 278,000 during the week to Saturday, the Labor Department said Thursday.
U.S. Pending Home Sales Miss Expectations, Rise By 0.1%
(Kitco News) – The U.S. housing sector continues to grow, albeit at a slower pace than expected, as more consumers initiated the process of buying a home last month, according to the latest data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
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