GOLD PRICES slipped below $1250 per ounce Friday morning in London, erasing the week’s earlier post-Fed gain of 1.6% as world stock markets rose with commodity prices. Silver held firmer, adding 3.0% for the week but retreating from the week’s second foray above $16 per ounce – a level last seen in October. […]
Read MoreGold Price Holds 2.7% US Fed Jump as Bond Yields Fall, Core Inflation Hits 2008 High
GOLD PRICES held yesterday’s sharp 2.7% jump when the US Fed held interest rates unchanged on Thursday, trading towards the highest weekly close in 14 months above $1268 as the Dollar hit its lowest levels since October on the FX market. Asian stock markets extended Wall Street’s overnight gains, but European equities fell into […]
Read MoreGold 'Being Tested' Ahead of US Fed as Germany's No.2 Insurer Adds Physical Cash to Bullion
GOLD PRICES held near 2-week lows beneath $1230 per ounce Wednesday morning as the Dollar rose but equities and government bonds fell ahead of today’s US Fed interest-rate decision. Munich Re, the second-largest insurance company in Germany, said it has begun vaulting a small quantity of physical cash to avoid the European Central Bank’s […]
Read MoreGold Bullion Hits 2-Week Low, Commodity Bounce 'Overdone' as Japan Holds Rates Before US Fed
GOLD BULLION fell near 2-week lows for US investors overnight Tuesday, hitting $1226 per ounce in Asian trade before rallying $10 as world stock markets fell with commodities following a “no change” decision on negative rates and QE from the Bank of Japan ahead of this week’s US Federal Reserve meeting. Major government bond […]
Read MoreGold Prices 'Could Run to $1300' But Retreat as US Fed Week Begins
GOLD PRICES gave back an $11 gain overnight in Asia and then fell near 1-week lows at $1246 per ounce in London trade Monday as Western stock markets slipped ahead of a raft of central-bank decisions worldwide including Japan, the US and the UK later this week, writes Steffen Grosshauser at BullionVault. Gold had […]
Read MoreGold Investing 'to Benefit' as ECB's Draghi 'Burns German Savings', Beijing Defies Trump's FX Jibe
GOLD INVESTING prices fell $20 from a new 13-month high Friday morning in London, cutting the 1.9% weekly gain touched overnight in China to almost zero as world stock markets rose sharply following yesterday’s news of fresh monetary stimulus for the 19-nation Eurozone – the world’s largest single currency bloc by economic output. European […]
Read MoreGold Prices Whip as ECB Boosts QE, Slashes Rates, Trump Decries 'Devaluation'
GOLD PRICES whipped violently with all financial markets Thursday, as the European Central Bank announced yet more aggressive monetary stimulus only to see the single currency jump to 3-week highs against the Dollar as stock markets sank. Germany’s Dax index turned a near-3% gain into a worse-than-2% loss for the day, while US and […]
Read MoreGold Trading 'Hits Profit-Taking' Before ECB But Moving Averages 'Will Support' After 'Golden Cross'
GOLD TRADING recovered a $5 per ounce drop in London trade lunchtime Wednesday, with bullion standing at $1255 as Western stock markets rose again ahead of tomorrow’s negative-interest rate and QE decision from the European Central Bank. Brent crude oil crept back above $40 per barrel for the first time in 3 months, but […]
Read MoreTop Gold Forecaster Hikes 2016 Price 18% as GLD ETF Regains 2 Years' Outflow, China's Trade Slump
GOLD PRICES will hold 18% stronger in 2016 than previously thought according to last year’s most accurate forecaster, with weakening global growth and the move to negative interest rates in central-bank policy (NIRP) driving ETF and other gold investment. Gold edged higher Tuesday morning to come within $2 of Friday’s 13-month high near $1280 […]
Read MoreGold Prices Up 20% in 2016 on Euro NIRP, ETF Demand, Comex Betting
GOLD PRICES traded just below $1270 per ounce Monday lunchtime in London, writes Steffen Grosshauser at BullionVault, extending last week’s gain to push the metal 20% higher for 2016 to date as Eurozone stock markets slipped ahead of the European Central Bank’s next decision on negative interest rates, due later this week. The Dollar […]
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