Barry Stuppler
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Gold stayed in a tight trading range today<br />Daily Market Report 6/12/17
(Read More)Gold stayed in a tight $7 trading range today, between $1,264 and $1,271 per ounce . . . .
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SHARPS PIXLEY Sees A 252% Increase in Physical Gold Demand
(Read More)The elections leading to a hung parliament in the UK have seen a rush into physical gold by investors . . . .
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Gold opened lower this morning<br />Daily Market Report 6/9/17
(Read More)Gold opened lower this morning, based on a stronger U.S. Dollar in overnight trading . . . .
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Plunging dollar reveals market’s anxiety about Trumponomics
(Read More)For the US dollar, the past seven months have been a tale of two halves . . . .
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Gold is testing its support level<br />Daily Market Report 6/8/17
(Read More)Today, we saw some selling in the Gold markets . . . .
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Gold reached a new 2017 high<br />Daily Market Report 6/7/17
(Read More)Yesterday, Gold reached a new 2017 high of $1,298.80 for the popular August CME 100 ounce Gold contract . . . .
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The World’s $100 Trillion Question: Why Is Inflation So Low?
(Read More)Central bankers and investors are grappling with a $100 trillion question: why consumer price inflation remains so low in most parts of the world even as economic growth quickens . . . .
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Gold surges to seven-week high on weaker dollar, political risks
(Read More)June 6 Gold rose to its highest level in seven weeks on Tuesday as weak economic data in the United States reduced expectations of rapid U.S. interest rate rises this year, pushing the dollar to a seven month-low and lowering U.S. bond yields . . . .
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Gold moving higher at a fast rate<br />Daily Market Report 6/6/17
(Read More)Wow, the Gold price is moving higher at a faster rate than I expected . . . .
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Chinas Gold Imports Seen Jumping 50% as Haven Demand Booms
(Read More)China, the world’s biggest gold market, may boost imports through Hong Kong by about half this year as local investors seek to protect their wealth from currency risks, a slowing property market and volatile stocks, according to the Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society . . . .





