GOLD PRICE gains from overnight were swiftly erased near 4-month highs in London trade Thursday, with spot bullion retreating 1.2% inside 15 minutes after the release of stronger US data on inflation and jobs. Jobless benefits claims fell last week to new 8-year lows. So-called “core” consumer prices rose 1.9% per year in September, but […]
Read MoreGold 'In Play' for Comex Traders as Price Touches 200-Day Average 1st Time Since May
GOLD PRICES set new 16-week highs in London trade Wednesday, touching their 200-day moving average – a ‘key’ chart level according to many technical analysts – as weak Chinese inflation data were followed by news of a sharp drop in US retail sales in September. The Dollar fell near 1-month lows against the Euro […]
Read MoreGold Price Regains 1.5% Drop Amid 'Noise' on US Fed Rates, Weak China, Negative Inflation
GOLD PRICES regained most of an earlier 1.5% drop from yesterday’s 3-month Dollar high in London on Tuesday, trading back above $1165 per ounce as US Fed officials disagreed about the odds of a December rate rise, and New York stock markets followed Europe and Asia lower following poor Chinese trade data. China’s trade […]
Read MoreGold Hits 3-Month High, Nears 1st LBMA Conference Gain Since 2010 as Mitsui Rumored to Quit
GOLD PRICES rose near 3-month highs in London trade Monday morning, briefly touching August’s high at $1169 per ounce as the US Dollar fell on the FX market and a strong rise in Asian stock markets failed to buoy European shares. Silver meantime failed to break back above $16 per ounce however, and gold […]
Read MoreGold Trading Quiet as Price Hits 7-Week High After Fed Minutes, Seen Below $1000 in 2016
GOLD TRADING in London saw prices hold firm on Friday, recording the highest weekly close at the benchmark LBMA auction in 7 weeks at $1151 per ounce. World stock markets also rose to 7-week highs in aggregate following Thursday’s release of minutes from the US Federal Reserve‘s September policy meeting, which showed only 1 member […]
Read MoreBullion Steadies from China Drop, 'Sentiment Changing' Even as Silver ETF Shrinks Again
BULLION PRICES rallied from an overnight drop Thursday in London, recovering after China’s key markets returned from a week-long holiday to find gold and silver trading 2% and 6% higher respectively in Yuan terms. Prices fell from the start of trade in Shanghai, dropping 0.8% for gold bullion and almost 4% for silver by […]
Read MoreGold $1150 'Important' If Not 'Deadly' as Silver ETF Bullion Shrinks to 3-Year Low on 10% Price Jump
GOLD BULLION failed to hold above $1150 per ounce for the second session running in London on Wednesday, edging back to $1145 as silver crept back above $16 for a 10% gain in 1 week. European stock markets meantime cut earlier gains back near zero for a third day in succession, as New York […]
Read MoreSilver Price Jumps 3rd Day, Breaks $16 Level to Hit 200-Day MA Up 10% from End-Sept
SILVER PRICES exploded for a third day running in London on Tuesday, jumping another 3% to reach what technical analysts called key technical levels at $16.05 per ounce and outpacing gold as the Dollar weakened following the worst US trade deficit data for 7 years. Reversing all of the last 3 month’s drop to […]
Read MoreGold Prices Firm, Silver Jumps Again as Odds of Fed Rate Hike Slashed by Weak US Jobs Data
GOLD PRICES eased but held 90% of Friday’s $30 jump in London trade Monday, sitting above $1135 per ounce as world stock markets extended the strong rebound in New York equities following last week’s surprisingly weak US jobs data. Japan’s Nikkei added 1.8% and France’s CAC40 rose 3.5%, while silver jumped ahead of gold […]
Read MoreGold Price Jumps $25 in 15 Minutes After 2nd Weakest US Jobs Data in 18 Months
GOLD PRICES jumped almost $25 in 15 minutes on Friday after new US jobs data said non-farm payrolls grew much less in September than analysts forecast. Western stock markets slashed earlier strong gains but US Treasury bonds leapt, driving the yield on 10-year debt down to 1.95% – the lowest level since April. […]
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