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Nov. Gold Coin Sales Jump 185% M/M; Silver Coin Sales Break Record – U.S. Mint

After weaker sales in October, the U.S. Mint’s latest data show that both gold and silver coin sales were on the rise last month as metals prices hit multi-year lows.

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Gold Modestly Up on Corrective Rebound from Recent 5.5-Year Low

Gold is experiencing a mild technical bounce early this week, following strong selling pressure recently that drove prices to a 5.5-year low late last week.

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Downbeat Data From China; Upbeat Data From Euro Zone

Gold prices are firmer again today on more short Covering and bargain hunting.

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The 6PM Recap With Gary Wagner: A Few Changes But Nothing Of Note As U.S. Returns From A Long Holiday Weekend.

In spite of a rising U.S. dollar, gold, perhaps in a corrective mode after a month of losses, made some headway today. In this case, corrective would also mean tempting to bargain hunters.

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Confessions of a Gold Analyst: Debunking The “Safe Haven” Myth

I am sure many of you watch commercials on television, or listen to metals “experts,” which propagate the common mantra that gold is a “safe haven.”

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LBMA See Positive Demand For Gold, Weak Demand For Silver In October

(Kitco News) – Trading activity in the London gold market increased in October as prices rose, according to the latest clearing statistics from the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA).

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Gold Sees Corrective, Short-Covering Bounce from Recent Selling Pressure

Gold prices posted moderate gains Monday on an upside technical correction, some short-covering in the futures market and on some bottom-picking in the cash market. Gold prices last Friday set a 5.5-year low.

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90% Of Aussie Mining Operations Still In The Black – Surbiton Associations

(Kitco News) – Despite continued prices declines in the gold market, one mining jurisdiction is still seeing some healthy profits and positive market sentiment.

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Citi Research Sees Softer Gold In 2016 But Not ‘Outright Price Capitulation’

Citi Research looks for gold prices to decline further in 2016 but does not envision an “outright price capitulation,” while platinum group metals are expected to rise from current levels.

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U.S. Pending Homes Sales Relatively Unchanged In October

Kitco news reports on U.S. pending home sales for October

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