Gold Sharply Higher, Closing in on $1,100, as U.S. Stock Market Setting Up for Big Plunge
Gold prices are firmly higher in early U.S. trading Friday, on more safe-haven buying interest heading into what is a three-day holiday weekend for U.S. traders.
Read more‘Enough Reasons’ For Gold To Get Attention: RBC’s Gero
Gold equities are positioned to offer genuine leverage to any recovery in the price of gold, says UBS.
Read moreDetour Within 2015 Output Guidance, Extends Electricity Contract To 2024
Detour Gold Corp. (TSX: DGC) reports 2015 gold production of 505,558 ounces, above mid-point of guidance, with fourth-quarter record output off 146,417 ounces.
Read moreGold Up On Safe-Haven Demand Amid Marketplace Anxiety
There is once again keener risk aversion in the world marketplace Friday. That has gold posting decent gains on safe-haven buying.
Read moreThe 6PM Recap With Gary Wagner: Oil Price Rules Equities and May Be Ruling The Next Fed Meeting
Transportation, heavy equipment, hi-tech control systems, marketing, sales, and so forth all play a part in oil’s economic web
Fed To Bring Back QE, Gold To See ‘Mother of all Rallies’ – Peter Schiff 2016 Forecast
The bearish sentiment towards gold doesn’t affect this permabull, who thinks gold is setting itself up for the â??mother of all rallies.â?
Gold Pressured By Rebound In U.S. Stock Market, Firmer U.S. Dollar
Gold prices were ending the U.S. day session moderately lower, with selling interest tied to a good bounce in the U.S. stock market Thursday.
Read moreBMO Looks For Gold To Average $1,050/Oz In 2016
BMO Capital Markets looks for a largely sideways gold market in 2016, forecasting prices will average $1,050 an ounce.
Read moreAlamos Gold: 2015 Gold Production Higher, Within Guidance
Alamos Gold Inc. (TSX, NYSE: AGI) says it achieved guidance with production of 380,000 ounces of gold in 2015, up from 364,532 the prior year.
Read moreU.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Rise 7,000 To 284,000
First-time weekly jobless claims in the U.S. rose by 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 284,000 during the week to Saturday, the Labor Department said Thursday.