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Overnight gold climbed its most in the last week as its recent three-day decline attracted investors looking for a bargain. Support was found thanks to the weaker dollar but was unaided by ETF...
One must wonder how Vietnam, a country where gold investing between 2011-2012 accounted for over 3% of GDP, has handled the global dash for gold in recent weeks.The country’s central bank and...
Gold slipped slightly this morning, despite gaining one percent in the previous session. Gold reached a recent high during trading yesterday, driven by physical buying and the euro’s one-week...
Yesterday gold finished lower as news that ETF holdings are at their lowest since August 2009. However overnight buying in China, where demand remains strong, has seen the price make some gains this...
Yesterday gold climbed slightly as demand from China was strong and some safe-haven gold buying was seen on the back of the Middle East troubles. Demand is slowing in China however, as volumes on the...
This afternoon US non-farm payrolls data was released, overshooting estimates of +144,000 and coming in at +165,000. The labour participation rate, however, remains at a 63.3% its lowest since 1979,...
For many gold bears the fall in the price of gold against the US dollar was a sure sign that faith in the international reserve currency was back. However as Americans rush to order their coins from...
Gold’s decline overnight and into this morning is likely to be down to weak data from China which showed a fall in new export orders in April, for the first time this year.Gold climbed slightly...
This week will be a busy week in terms of data and central bank meetings. Of all the economic events this week it will be those in the US, namely the FOMC’s decision and Friday’s...
For all the fuss about gold last week, we were so busy telling everyone else what was going on with gold that we had no time to write something for our own clients and readers.Everyone we spoke to...
The weekend’s papers have been full of articles asking if the last week had signalled the end of the gold bull market. Not once were companies that provide allocated gold investment to private...
Read any financial paper or website and they’ll tell you that the ‘gold-bubble’ is over. This opinion appears to be based solely on price and not much else. When you look at...
Last week gold contracted for the eigth week in a row, a performance not seen since 2004.The minutes from the latest FOMC meeting will be released this week. Last month, it announced plans to continue...
What does gold want at the moment? It seems since the Cyprus bail-in was decided it has been unimpressed by most goings on. Even the significant yet disappointing U.S. data releases this week have not...
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Gold recovered to above $1,600 yesterday as weaker than expected US manufacturing data disappointed hopes of a strong US recovery.Gold’s safe-haven status was given a boost as North Korea...
Gold continued to decline this morning as further news of Cyprus’ bailout were revealed. It seems that one euro-country crisis does not make gold an instant safe-haven. Having said that, reports...