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Gold Price Slips vs Surging GBP as Brexit 'Set to Be Cancelled'

GOLD PRICED in the US Dollar showed a 0.5% weekly gain as New York trading began on Friday, holding at $1293 as European stock markets slipped amid a fresh round of political turmoil.   “Up until now people have been quite rightly worried about the prospects of no deal” for the UK’s March exit from […]

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Gold Bullion Peaks $3 Shy of $1300 as Fed Stresses 'Patience' on 2019 Rates

GOLD BULLION peaked within $3 of $1300 per ounce early Thursday, just $1 shy of making a new 7-month high, after 4 senior officials from the Federal Reserve said separately that the US central bank will now be “patient” before raising interest rates in 2019, repeating the sudden change in message made by Fed chair […]

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Dollar Poses 'Biggest 2019 Threat' to Gold Prices as US Deficits Soar

GOLD PRICES in London wholesale market held unchanged for US Dollar and UK Pound investors on Wednesday but slipped to 1-week lows in Euro terms as world stock markets rallied for a 5th session running.   New data today put the 19-nation Eurozone’s jobless rate down at 7.9%, a fresh 10-year low, while No.1 economy […]

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Gold Prices Fall as GLD Sees 'Profit Taking', Real Yields Rally with Equities

GOLD PRICES fell below last week’s multi-month closing high against all major currencies on Tuesday, losing $15 for the day in Dollar terms as the US currency rallied and European stock markets finally caught up with the New Year rise in American and Asian equities.   “Talks with China are going very well!” tweeted US […]

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'Patient' Powell Sees Gold Price Gain vs. Dollar, GLD Regains July Size

GOLD PRICES rose Monday against a declining Dollar following US Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell’s promise to be “patient” before making any 2019 hikes to interest rates, writes Atsuko Whitehouse at BullionVault.   Spot gold prices peaked 0.7% above Friday’s closing level, touching $1295 per ounce but holding dead-flat for UK and Eurozone investors at […]

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Gold Falls $15 from $1300 on Strong US Jobs Data, India Demand to Buy 'Negligible'

BUY GOLD prices in London’s wholesale market fell $15 from nearly touching $1300 per ounce Friday after new data showed much stronger-than-expected US jobs growth at the end of 2018.   Trading down to $1284, gold priced in Dollars still headed for a 0.5% weekly rise, its third consecutive such rise – and the longest […]

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New Year 2019 Gold Price Surge 'Astonishing' as GLD Expands Fastest in 16 Months

GOLD PRICES rose yet again in all major currencies bar the Japanese Yen on Thursday, extending New Year 2019’s gains to new all-time record highs against the Australian Dollar as Asian trading saw fresh turmoil in currency and equity markets.   The UK gold price in Pounds per ounce touched £1032 when Asian trade began, […]

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Gold Holds $1260, Hits 18-Month High in Yuan as 2019 China GDP Cut, Stimulus Promised

GOLD PRICES held near this week’s new multi-month highs on Friday in London as equities fell yet again amid fresh political turmoil in the Trump White House and new fears over GDP growth in China, the world’s second largest economy.   With global stock markets falling for the 9th time in 15 sessions this month, […]

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Gold Prices 'Healthy' After Fed's Final 2018 'Mistake' on US Debt Burden

GOLD PRICES rallied from an overnight drop against all major currencies on Thursday in London, challenging new 5-month highs in Dollar terms after the US Federal Reserve yesterday raised its key interest rate as expected but also downgraded its outlook for 2019.   Silver and platinum prices also rose back towards this week’s highs as […]

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'Why Wait to Buy Gold?' as T-Bonds Erase All the Fed's 2018 Rate Hikes

BUY GOLD prices edged back from a 1.0% rise for the week so far on Wednesday in London, taking Dollar prices down $3 from a new 5-month peak of $1251 as traders awaited the US Federal Reserve’s final policy statement of 2018, widely expected to bring the fourth hike of the year to short-term interest rates. […]

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