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The gold market rendered a quick dovish read on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s prepared testimony to Congress . . . .

Gold prices have moved moderately lower in the aftermath of a U.S. non-farm payrolls number that was a big miss to the upside. Gold initially pushed a bit higher right after the employment report, but those gains were short-lived. Gold prices had traded modestly lower overnight . . . .

Despite recent pressure, famed investor and gold expert Dennis Gartman says he’s "reasonably impressed" with the metal’s performance, especially as sister commodity crude oil struggles . . . .

Beginning of the end: The entire mining sector could be headed for closure as mining costs rise and production decreases . . . .

India is the world’s largest consumer of gold . . . .

Many U.S. politicians believe the dollar is better than gold . . . .

Gold prices have climbed by around 8% year to date—close to what they gained for all of last year . . . .

Chinese trade data has showed that the most monthly silver imports in May since 2010, while platinum imports were the strongest in more than a year . . . .

We are measured and surveyed around the clock, particularly regarding the facts of our economic lives — always of interest to companies trying to find a better way to sell us things. Yet there is at least one significant-seeming economic question with no reliable answer: How many Americans own gold? . . . .