U.S. Interest Rates May Remain Low As 2015 FOMC Is Seen As Dovish – Deutsch Bank
(Kitco News) – U.S. monetary policy might continue to remain loose in 2015 as the Federal Open Market Committee will have a dovish tilt, according to one U.S. economist.
Read moreGet Your Gold Now Before It’s Too Late – Jim Rickards
Read moreDismal Year For Commodity Markets, Gold Neutral, Palladium Excels
As traders and analysts look back on 2014 the one theme that most can agree on is that commodity markets had a terrible year, while the U.S. dollar shone bright.
Read moreAsian Investors Need To See Higher Gold Prices in 2015 Before They Buy More – ANZ
Chinese demand for physical gold is expected to remain consistent in 2015, but prices need to move higher to attract new buyers to the market place, according to a commodity analyst from ANZ Bank.
Read moreChicago PMI Declines To 58.3 In December
(Kitco News) – The headline index for the Chicago Business Barometer, widely known as the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index, fell by 2.5 points in December to a reading of 58.3, according to a report released Wednesday.
Read moreU.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Rises To 298K
(Kitco News) – First-time weekly jobless claims in the U.S. rose by 17,000 to a seasonally adjusted xxx,000 during the week to Saturday, the Labor Department said Wednesday.
Read moreThe 6 PM Recap With Gary Wagner: You Say Stop And I Say Go Go Go
So, sang the Beatles back in the day. They had a point about contradictory flows of feeling and thought, just as we have now in the precious metals markets.
Read moreGold & Miners May Not Have Found Bottom: Elliott Wave Trader
Read moreINFOGRAPHIC: Buried Treasure Discovered In 2014
(Kitco News) – Looking back, 2014 could be classified as the year of recovered buried treasure as six discoveries made international headlines throughout the year.
Read moreU.S. Consumer Confidence Rises To 92.6 In December
(Kitco News) – The Christmas holidays created a little cheer for U.S. consumers as optimism rose in December, reversing some of the declines seen in November, according to data from the U.S. Conference Board.
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