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Gold Loses Early Gains on Upbeat U.S. Data, Bearish Outside Markets

Gold prices in late-morning dealings have lost their modest gains seen in earlier trading.

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ISM: U.S. Non-Manufacturing Index Rises To 59.1% In October

The Institute for Supply Management said Wednesday that its headline non-manufacturing index rose to 59.1% in October from 56.9% in September.

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Gold Sees Corrective Bounce Following Recent Pressure

Gold prices are posting modest gains in early U.S. trading Wednesday, on a short-covering bounce in the futures market and a bit of bottom-fishing in both the futures and cash markets, after prices hit a four-week low Tuesday.

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Silver Wheaton Reports Lower Adjusted Profit, Record Output, Streaming Deal

Silver Wheaton Corp. (TSX, NYSE: SLW), a Vancouver-based silver streaming company, reported a smaller third-quarter adjusted profit than a year ago amid lower prices for metals, even though production rose to a record level for the third quarter in a row.

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ADP: U.S. Private-Sector Jobs Rise By 182,000 In October

U.S. companies created 182,000 new private-sector jobs during October, according to a report released by payrolls processor ADP Wednesday.

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Skeena Resources Completes Acquisition Of GJ Copper-Gold Property

Skeena Resources Ltd. (TSXV: SKE) announces that it has completed its previously announced cash-and-stock acquisition of a 100% interest in the GJ property from majority owner Teck Resources Limited and its 49% joint venture partner, NGEx Resources Inc.

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Iamgold Posts 3Q Loss But Lowers 2015 Guidance On Costs

Iamgold Corp. (NYSE: IAG; TSX IMG) reported a loss during the third quarter late Tuesday but also reduced its 2015 guidance for costs per ounce.

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Hecla Mining Reports Net Loss During Third Quarter

Hecla Mining Co. (NYSE: HL), the largest primary silver producer in the U.S., reported a loss in the third quarter as prices of metals declined.

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Is Monetary Easing A Form Of ‘Currency War?’ – Former Fed Head Bernanke

Former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke will be giving a lecture at the International Monetary Fund’s 16th Jacques Polak Annual Research Conference on Thursday, where he hopes to address the topic of monetary policy in an international context.

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Gold Sees Minor Corrective Bounce

Gold prices are modestly higher early this morning on a tepid short-covering bounce from recent strong Selling pressure that drove prices to a four-week low Tuesday.

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