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The 6PM Recap With Gary Wagner: Greece And Now Puerto Rico Mean Haircuts Aplenty

When the euro began to tumble earlier today on the news out of Greece, the Swiss thought and thought as euro-investors streamed into the franc. Then the Swiss National Bank sold its own currency to make it less attractive as a haven.

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Too Many Bears in The Woods for Gold? RBC’s George Gero

There may be too many bears in the woods for gold said George Gero, a gold market veteran and vice president and precious metals strategist for RBC Capital Markets.

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Modest Rally for Gold Amid Worsening Greek Debt Crisis

Gold prices saw tepid safe-haven demand and some short covering Monday as the Greece debt crisis worsened over the weekend.

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CFTC Data Shows Fleeting Love For Gold, Silver – Analysts

The latest trade data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) showed a short-term shift in market sentiment, which drove some short sellers out of the marketplace, said analysts.

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Is The Fed To Blame For Emerging Market Woes Come Rate Hike Time? – Roubini

Concerns that Fed rate hikes will negatively impact emerging markets may be exaggerated says one famed economist, and these economies may be more resilient than they appear.

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U.S. Pending Home Sales Rise 0.9% In May

Kitco News reports on pending U.S. home sales for May

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Iamgold Trims 2015 Gold-Output Forecast After May Earthquake

Iamgold Corp. (NYSE: IAG; TSX IMG) cut its 2015 production forecast Monday due to a May 26 earthquake near its Westwood mine in Quebec, although the Canadian miner also said it remains confident in the mine’s long-term viability.

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Citi Sees Gold In $1,150-$1,190 Range In H2

The gold market is seeing only slightly higher prices Monday morning, despite the Greek financial crisis escalating over the weekend.

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Eldorado Receives Permit Approval For Eastern Dragon Project

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Gold Firmer, After Banks Close In Greece

Global markets are rattled following weekend news that the Greek government has called a bank holiday until July 6 in the continuing saga of its debt crisis with its creditors.

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