Capital Economics: Low PGM Prices To Cap Output, Eventually Supporting Prices
Capital Economics looks for low prices of platinum group metals to cap future production and as a result eventually underpin prices. South African data show that seasonally adjusted PGM production rose by 2% month-on-month during November and was up 29…
Read moreGold Gives Up Modest Overnight Gains To Trade Near Steady
Gold prices are trading near unchanged in early U.S. dealings Thursday, and have lost modest overnight advances.
Read moreYamana Reports 2015 Gold Production Within Guidance
Yamana Gold Inc. (TSX: YRI; NYSE: AUY) produced 1.275 million ounces of gold during 2015, which was within its guidance range, according to preliminary data reported by the company late Wednesday.
Read moreGold Up As Risk Aversion Is Heightened
Good morning this is the open with Jim Wyckoff. Gold Prices are modestly higher in early U.S. trading, on some more safe-haven demand.
Read moreThe 6PM Recap With Gary Wagner: Safe Havens Regain Appeal As Volatility Continues
If you feel the skin on your face rippling backward, that’s the force of 2 or maybe 3Gs. But you’re feeling something entirely different in the economy right now. And it’s a bit scary. The very intense, 7G ride in the markets is at hand.
Powerball Winner Could Win Equivalent of 1.4M Ounces of Gold
The winner of tonight’s Powerball jackpot could be holding the equivalent of almost 1.4 million ounces of gold based on current prices.
Gold Ends Firmer On Bargain Hunting, Short Covering
Gold prices at mid-morning moved up from moderate overnight losses to trade modestly higher, where they ended the U.S. day session.
Read moreWhere Does Bloomberg’s Top Gold Forecaster Sees Prices Headed?
Despite a jump in prices at the start of the year, one analyst — named Bloomberg’s most accurate gold forecaster in the third quarter of 2015 – says not to get too optimistic on gold just yet.
Vote 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 moreSenate Says No To ‘Audit The Fed’ Bill; Ron Paul Isn’t Too Happy
Former Congressman Ron Paul said he is dissatisfied but still has hope after the Senate failed to pass his son’s Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2015 – widely known as the “Audit The Fed” bill.