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Despite two major central bank meetings, the price of gold remained relatively flat throughout the day yesterday due to the US Independence Holiday and the wait prior to the non-farm payrolls data....
Whilst the gold price appears to have remained cautious this week, it has gained 2% due to fears over Egypt, the debt crisis in Europe and the non-farm payroll data release tomorrow each of which have...
It will be interesting to see how both the gold price and silver celebrate US Independence Day given it is a shortened day’s trading today in the US and a holiday tomorrow. The two precious...
After its biggest quarterly fall on record was completed on Friday, the price of gold has started July with a bang and is holding steady at $1,240 this morning. This is in part thanks to weak China...
A slightly different and brief Best of the Web for today, courtesy of Ronald Stoeferle and Mark J. Valek who produced the fantastic ‘In Gold We Trust Report‘. Very often on this site we...
COMEX gold futures touched a low of $1,196.10 yesterday, before climbing back up to just above $1,200. As the gold price heads for its worst quarter since 1968, many wonder how much lower it can go....
In our last two major research pieces we have been looking at the working parts of the gold market and where the heart of it lies. We’re trying to help investors understand where gold prices are...
Gold futures hit a three year low yesterday as confidence in the safe haven status of the economy continued to wane. Both gold and silver are set to see their worst ever performances, percentage...
Yesterday COMEX futures hit a three-year low, going below the dreaded $1,300/oz mark. Of course Bernanke’s comments were blamed for the gold-price moves, whilst underlying support for gold...
Yesterday the word ‘may’ became the most powerful word in the gold and silver market. As Bernanke announced that the Fed may look to ‘moderate’ bond purchases towards the end...
This morning the gold price remains near its lowest level in nearly four-weeks as markets await Bernanke’s announcement today. Gold on COMEX was trading at three-week lows yesterday, bullion for...
As expected gold has remained quiet so far this week, head of the FOMC announcement and subsequent Bernanke press conference.To add further to the Fed’s belief that everything is improving, data...
The main headlines this week will be on central banks, three of whom are set to either release statements or meet to decide on policy.An interesting article on Bloomberg this morning accuses central...
Earlier this week we published a list of our top five silver commentators. Whilst not on the list Hugo Salinas Price was given a special mention at the beginning of the list. Mr Salinas Price has...
Yesterday’s strong US data continues to hurt gold prices this morning as it sets up for a second day of losses. This morning Shanghai Gold Futures continued to fall this morning after falling...
At the moment the gold price is low, much of the mainstream media blame it on the loss of the fear trade as the US economy shows signs of life once again and the much-feared inflation has never...
‘This could be the beginning of the end for the market bubble,’ so read Allister Heath’s column in this morning’s CityAM. Yesterday market turmoil followed the US’s...