GOLD BULLION touched new 4-month lows for US investors on Thursday, dipping through $1143 per ounce but holding dead-flat in Euro terms as the single currency fell amid news of fresh support for Greece from its Eurozone creditors. The Dollar rose against most major currencies, but US Treasury bond yields were unchanged, as US […]
Read MoreGold Prices Drop $10 to March Lows as US Industry Grows, Fed's Yellen Expects Consumer Boost from Cheap Oil
GOLD PRICES fell together with the Euro single currency on Wednesday, dropping to new 4-month lows for Dollar investors after US data showed a rebound in industrial output and Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen again signalled her plan to raise interest rates from 0% before year’s end. US industrial production rose at the fastest […]
Read MoreGold Bullion 'Steady', Volatility Sinks as US Data Weaken, Iran Nuclear Deal Sees Oil Hit 3-Month Low
GOLD BULLION held in a tight range in Asian and London trade on Tuesday, extending its lowest volatility since last summer as the Dollar rose despite weak US retail sales data, and crude oil hit new 3-month lows after Iran reached a nuclear proliferation deal with the US and other leading nations. US retail […]
Read MoreGold Prices Hit 'Knee-Jerk' Drop After Greek Debt Deal, But Iran's Nuclear Talks 'Could Delay US Fed Rate Hike'
GOLD PRICES fell in London on Monday, coming within $5 per ounce last week’s 4-month lows as world stock markets rose – but commodities dropped with major-government bond prices – following the overnight deal between Athens and its Eurozone creditors over extending Greece’s financial bail-out. Shanghai’s main stock index closed almost 3% higher, continuing […]
Read MoreGold Price Hits 3rd Lowest Weekly Close Since 2010 as Greek Deal Looms, China Stocks Rally Again
GOLD PRICES fell in London on Friday, nearing a 0.7% loss for the week in Dollars and falling harder against the Euro as China’s stock market extended its bounce from July’s earlier plunge, and European shares rose on optimism a Greek bail-out deal can be struck at the weekend’s key summits. Falling to €1035 […]
Read MoreGold Bullion 'Caught in China Storm', Rallies with Equities as Eurozone Splits Over Cutting Greek Debt
GOLD BULLION prices rose Thursday against all major currencies, recovering all but $1 of the week’s earlier $20 drop per ounce against the US Dollar as world stock markets gained following a hard bounce in China’s main equity indices. With trading still halted in around half the shares listed on the Shanghai and Shenzen […]
Read MoreGold Price Bounces on NYSE Trading Halt After Fresh China Stock Slump Sees Shanghai Gold Trade at Discount
GOLD PRICES bounced hard from 4-month lows in late London trade Wednesday as the latest rout in Chinese equities – plus fresh proposals from Euro-bankrupt Athens to Greece’s creditors – was followed by a halt to share trading on the New York Stock Exchange due to “technical issues”. With the S&P 500 index already […]
Read MoreGold Bullion 'Still Valid Investment' But Price Sinks to 4-Month Low as Greece Isolated by Euro 'Partners', Silver Hits New 2015 Low
GOLD BULLION prices sank against a surging US Dollar on Tuesday in London, dropping 1.1% inside two hours as New York’s stock indices followed Europe and Asia lower amid fresh wrangling over Greece’s debt crisis, plus a fresh sell-off in China’s equity markets. With the Euro currency dropping to 5-week lows against the Dollar […]
Read MoreGold Price 'Does Nothing' on Greece's 'Resounding No' Referendum Vote, Selling Hits 'Logical Reaction'
GOLD PRICES failed to hold an early 1.7% spike against the Euro in London trade Monday, after the Greek referendum surprised pundits and politicians with a resounding “No” to the austerity and repayment demands of Athens’ international and Eurozone creditors. Priced in Dollars, gold moved in a $10 range around $1170 per ounce. […]
Read MoreGold Regains Euro Loss as Greece 'Set to Vote Yes' Say Bookmakers, India's Demand to Buy Hits Summer Lull
BUY GOLD prices in London’s wholesale market edged higher on Friday, as world stock markets fell again ahead of this weekend’s Greek referendum, asking voters whether they accept the terms of a bail-out which Athens’ creditors now say is off the table. With the New York gold futures market closed for Independence Day, prices […]
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