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Could the 800 point fall in the Dow be the start of the much predicted equities collapse?  . . . .

Gold prices surged Thursday to the highest in more than two months, with the metal’s haven status in full force and attracting investment interest amid a sharp retreat for U.S. stocks that has infected foreign indexes . . . .

No American Eagle palladium bullion coins will be struck and issued by the U.S. Mint in 2018, bureau officials announced Sept. 27 . . . .

Official gold reserves in mainland China stood at 1,843 tonnes in second quarter of 2018 . . . .

"People vastly underestimated the power of QE. And they are in danger of doing the same with QT." . . . .

January-to-September saw 264 tonnes added to official-sector gold holdings says a note from Australia-based financial group Macquarie, "by far the most at this stage of the year of any period in the last six years." . . . .

The past few trading days have seen the gold price hovering above and below the $1,200 mark in the light of a stronger dollar and a lack of Chinese data due to the nation’s Golden Week holiday this week . . . .

India’s gold imports may rise in the fourth quarter as investors seek alternatives to faltering equity markets and a plunging rupee . . . .

Gold prices surged more than 1% higher on Tuesday, climbing back above the psychologically important $1,200 level amid increased safe haven demand as concerns over Italy’s fiscal issues hit financial markets . . . .

Italy’s budget turmoil is giving gold and silver an added haven-demand boost at a time when fund managers are rebalancing their asset mix . . . .