News Articles
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Why Silver is Falling Faster than Gold. What it Means for the Next Surge
In this presentation, Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group discusses the gold price outlook, silver’s breakdown below... CPM Group(Read More) -
Why is China Buying Up Gold?
China is increasing its gold reserves in a bid to reduce its dependence on US dollar assets and protect against financial and geopolitical risks... Caolán Magee(Read More) -
Gold Owners ‘Got Tricked’ in 1933 Innecco says, Bullion Banks are Still Trying to Keep Gold ‘Under Control’
Inflation hit 3.7% and gold fell as much as $80. The former London bond broker, who bought his first gold in 2002... Jeremy Szafron(Read More) -
China Gold Market Update Q3 Ends with Strong Official Gold Buying
Both the LBMA Gold Price PM in USD and the Shanghai Benchmark Gold Price PM (SHAUPM) in RMB advanced in Q3 despite September’s pullbacks... Ray Jia(Read More) -
Gold Price Holds Critical $4,100 Support, But Can It Break $4,200 As Inflation Risks Loom?
The Gold market may not be ready to break out to the upside as it encounters initial resistance at $4,200 an ounce, but there is still optimism among analysts as prices manage to hold support above $4,100 an ounce ahead of the weekend.,, Neils Christensen(Read More) -
China’s Central Bank Buys 21 Tonnes Of Gold In September, Largest Monthly Purchase In 3 Years
– China ramped up its gold purchases in September as bullion prices declined, recording the largest monthly increase in its official reserves in three years, the People’s Bank of China announced on Wednesday... Ernest Hoffman(Read More) -
Gold, Silver Rebound As Dollar, Yields And Oil Ease
Spot Gold prices are sharply higher and spot silver prices are also solidly higher in early U.S. trading Friday, as a softer U.S. dollar, easing Treasury yields and a pullback in oil prices helped metals recover from this week’s rate- and energy-driven selloff. At the time of writing, spot Gold was trading near $4,184.80 an ounce, up 1.27% on the session, while spot silver was trading near $60.440, up 2.32%... Kitco NewsWire(Read More) -
The World’s Gold Producers Are Starting to Hoard Their Own Gold
For most of modern history, the Gold trade worked one way: emerging-market mines dug it up, shipped it out (often as cheap ore, more often through the back door), and London and New York did the rest. But that arrangement is now quietly breaking down... ZeroHedge(Read More) -
Gold is Throwing Out the Old Rulebook
By almost every traditional correlation, gold should be substantially lower than it is today. . . . Neils Christensen(Read More) -
Home Is Where the Gold Is
Central banks are buying—and moving—more Gold than ever before... Mark Nayler(Read More)














