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The dramatic rises in gold and silver prices that followed the Federal Reserve’s “QE3” announcement earlier this month has stalled over the last few days. Gold is encountering...

Precious metal prices have dipped this morning. No prizes for guessing why: eurozone uncertainty, with increasing doubts among traders as to whether or not Spain will make a formal request for a...

This week we saw another gold counterfeit scandal, this time out of New York, with tungsten-filled gold bars being discovered by a highly reputable dealer. It is very hard to detect tungsten fakes by...

Gold and silver held up fairly well in trading, yesterday, considering the gains in the U.S. dollar, as traders started to turn their focus back to the debt problems in Europe, as Spain continued to...

After reaching a new all-time high of €1,365 per troy ounce last week, the price of gold looks ready to celebrate the new “unlimited” fashion at the ECB with some healthy action of...

As expected, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke didn’t disappoint yesterday: “QE3” is here at last, though it wasn’t called that by him. The Fed is now committed to...

Stocks, commodities and the euro have all risen this morning following the German Constitutional Court ruling in favour of German participation in the European Union’s new “European...

Following Friday’s dramatic price surge in response to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ August jobs numbers, precious metals have cooled a little in North American trading....

“Draghi Day” (Thursday) was something of an anti-climax as far as precious metals were concerned. Though the European Central Bank is now prepared to buy unlimited amounts of troubled...

Loans backed by physical gold appear to be increasing again in India, as shown by quarterly data and statements from the management of Muthoot Finance, one of the biggest lenders in the...

$16 trillion. $16,015,769,788,215.80 to be exact. That’s the amount that the US government’s national debt stood at as of last Friday, as it crossed into the $16 trillion-mark for the...

Gold and silver prices surged on Friday, as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke launched a spirited defence of the Fed’s quantitative easing efforts at his Jackson Hole symposium speech....

Gold is down around 0.7% for the week as of this morning’s London Fix, with silver, platinum and palladium following suit. Worries about Europe have dragged on prices, with the high-profile...

“Your window to buy gold below $1,700 is closing,” according to Casey Research’s Jeff Clark. As seen from the informative chart below, if previous correction and consolidation phases...

Gold and silver prices posted very strong finishes to the end of last week, and look like they could at long last be at the start of a significant trending move higher. Gold gained 3.46% over the...

As precious metals continued to rally, worries about global growth and a Greek exit from the euro zone -- the so called “Grexit” -- were again pressuring stock markets around the world....