Central Banks On Diverging Paths In 2015
With the 2008-2009 global financial crisis finally fading into the rear view mirror, focus turns the Big Three global central banks —the U.S. Federal Reserve, Japan’s Bank of Japan (BOJ) and the euro-zone’s European Central Bank (ECB).
Gold Sells Off as Crude Oil Resumes Price Slide
Gold prices have dropped to moderately lower levels as midday U.S. trading approaches. Gold’s dip coincided with falling crude oil prices, as Nymex futures traded solidly lower after posting early, slight gains. A lack of fresh, bullish fundamental ne…
Read moreRussia Continues to Boost Its Gold Reserves
Russia has defiled ongoing speculation that it has been forced to sell some of its gold reserves as it deals with a growing financial crisis.
Read moreTechnical Trading: Traders Beware These Are Not Normal Volume Conditions
Dec 22 —Gold prices are little changed in early Monday morning action, ahead of what could be a slow holiday trading week. Light volumes, tight ranges and choppy conditions are likely.
INFOGRAPHIC: Are Gold Miners On Track With Projected 2014 Costs?
(Kitco News) – Alright, no sense flogging a dead horse – we all know that 2014 was the year of the great cost cuts by gold miners.
UK Financial Body Regulating Gold, Silver Benchmarks
Britain’s financial regulatory body is moving forward with its plans to regulate gold and silver benchmarks.
Gold Near Steady to Start Holiday-Shortened Trading Week
Gold prices are trading not far from unchanged in quieter dealings early U.S. trading Monday. The Christmas holiday on Thursday is making for thin volumes as many players are already off for the week. February Comex gold was last up $0.20 at $1,195.80…
Read moreMost Analysts Expect Gold To Stabilize During Quiet Holiday Period
With everyone now focused on the holidays, most analysts are not expecting to see any major movement in the gold price in the next two weeks.
Read moreRoubini Could Be Right As Kitco Survey Doesn’t Rule Out $1,000 Gold
With gold ushering in the new year at around the $1,200 mark, analysts are questioning whether or not one famed economist’s call for $1,000 gold in 2015 may be accurate.
Just Like The Fed, Rickards Recommends Patience
This feature was a fan favorite last year so we brought it back as a 2015 outlook centerpiece. Kitco News will be running a Friday feature that will showcase investment gurus’ top investment picks for the coming year. A new expert will be unveiled eve…
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