Technical Trading: Gold Bides It’s Time, Brace For Kneejerk Move
The gold market has shifted into “wait and see” mode ahead of this week’s critical two-day policy setting meeting by the Federal Reserve.
Read moreMitsubishi: Precious Metals May Stage ‘Relief Rally’ If FOMC Remains On Hold
Should Federal Reserve officials remain on hold this week, there could be a “relief rally” in precious metals, says Mitsubishi.
Gold Sees Mild Short Covering And Bargain Hunting, But Quiet Ahead of FOMC
Gold prices are slightly higher in subdued early U.S. trading Monday.
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Gold prices are near steady today as most markets are in a holding pattern.
Read moreThe 6PM Recap With Gary Wagner: When Anxieties Have Anxieties Because Of The Fed
Are Investors, analysts and traders acting like big babies? We think so. Even at its much easier-going mid-20s levels, the VIX is reporting that back to us. It’s absurd.
Confessions of a Gold Analyst: Fear Mongering About Our Banking System – Part 2
Back in 2008, the folks at Elliott Wave International published a study that showed that in 10 out of 11 recessionary periods since 1945 gold experienced a negative total return. And, if we look at the period of time between May 2008-March 2009 (duri…
Read moreGold To Remain Volatile Ahead Of Key Fed Meeting Next Week – Analysts
Although there is a full slate of U.S. economic data to be released next week, analysts say the markets only care about one thing: the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.
Fed Rate Hikes Unlikely To Be Game Changer, Supportive Factors For Gold – Capital Economics
Although all eyes are fixated on next week’s Federal Reserve meeting, one research firm says an interest rate hike will unlikely be a game changer for commodities, and there are still factors supporting gold.
Kitco Gold Survey Shows Indecisiveness Among Wall Street, Main Street
Indecisiveness continues to grip the gold market as retail investors and market professionals remain at odds, trying to guess gold’s reaction ahead of one of the most anticipated central bank decisions in recent years.
World Economic Forum Report Seeks Changes For Sustainability In Mining Sector
Mining will not disappear but more recycling is likely, with technology playing a bigger role than ever.
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